Disaster 'I supported Trump to let ICE deport criminals - but instead they came for my husband' - ‘Nooooo, don’t deport my Iranian fuckboy!’ -Race mixing hussy.

https://www.themirror.com/news/us-news/i-voted-trump-ice-deport-1232651
https://archive.ph/hMnX5

Morgan Karimi said that her family no longer supports President Trump despite previously supporting him after he detained her husband.​

Morgan Karimi's 26-year-old husband was arrested by ICE
A 30-year-old woman in Alabama, married to an immigrant from Iran, said that her family no longer supports President Trump after ICE detained her husband.

Morgan Karimi told Newsweek that President Trump’s immigration policies led to her husband, a Trump supporter, being arrested by ICE, and she and her family are no longer supporting President Trump.

“We believed in his [Trump’s] immigration policies and were completely blindsided and truly believed that only criminals were being detained,” Morgan said to Newsweek.

Morgan's husband, 26-year-old Ribvar Karimi, was one of 11 Iranian nationals detained by ICE as part of a round-up on Sunday by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Karimi was one of 11 Iranian immigrants arrested
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) stated that ICE arrested those 11 people as a “commitment to keeping known and suspected terrorists out of American communities.”

Ribvar Karimi entered the country on a K-1 fiancé visa in October 2024, but did not adjust his immigration status as required, leading to his removal, according to ICE.

DHS is claiming that Karimi is a threat to national security, saying he was a sniper in the Iranian army from 2019 to 2021 and had an Islamic Republic of Iran army ID.

“We have been saying we are getting the worst of the worst out—and we are. We don’t wait until a military operation to execute; we proactively deliver on President Trump’s mandate to secure the homeland,” DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin wrote in a statement.

Garder told WIAT that Karimi never “fought any American forces or our allies”, detailing that he “actually fought ISIS himself and was captured at one point” during his time in the army.

“I understand that they’ve got a job to do, immigration, but I just feel like he was specifically targeted because of what’s going on where he’s from, his home country,” Gardner told WIAT.

“My heart is broken,” Gardner, who is seven months pregnant, said to the outlet.

“Our baby shower is going to be next weekend, and he’s not going to be at home to go to that with me.”

Gardner told Newsweek that if Karimi is sent back to Iran, he could be killed by the government for his support for America and President Trump.

“My husband himself, even being from Iran, supported Trump, his immigration policies, and understood he was trying to protect the American people and was praying he helped free the Iranian people,” Gardner told Newsweek.

Gardner said that her family members feel “like a fool” and regret voting for Trump, stating that she herself didn’t vote in the last presidential election.

“Everyone feels like a fool and regrets the decision. I personally didn’t vote in the last election, and neither did my parents. At this point, I believe there are bad people on the left and the right,” Gardner added.

 

[Whiskey]

I always wonder who these articles are meant to inspire. They really have accepted that only reddit supports them haven't they?

 

[Glowing In The Streets]

and? He is a criminal, he's in the country illegally


So he has ties to terrorist organizations then. Stupid cunt got played to help a terrorist get into the country and is still defending him, even when he got busted and deported for said terrorist ties

That's not even the worst of it

DHS is claiming that Karimi is a threat to national security, saying he was a sniper in the Iranian army from 2019 to 2021 and had an Islamic Republic of Iran army ID.

Literally importing soldiers from a hostile regime

 

[RodgerDodger]

some fit iranian immigrating to the US to marry a fat pig? that just screams sleeper cell...

It screams immigration fraud. It's astonishingly common.

 

[Bland Crumbs]

Garder told WIAT that Karimi never “fought any American forces or our allies”, detailing that he “actually fought ISIS himself and was captured at one point” during his time in the army.

Are you sure about that because that kind of sounds like something someone who was trying to escape their past actions would say.

Bitch got duped.

 

[Strix454]

I always wonder who these articles are meant to inspire. They really have accepted that only reddit supports them haven't they?

The message in these type of articles is always "Trump's immigration polices are unpopular with republicans who voted for him". I've seen literally the same article with different people inserted a whole lot of times this year.

There are two target audiences:

1) Convincing democrats that the tide is turning against Trump among his own voters. That open borders is really a popular policy and democrats need to stay with it.
2) Trying to scare republicans into opposing Trump because his policies are unpopular with voters.

But nobody is going to have any sympathy for some dumb fat girl who married an Iranian soldier where the Iranian soldier didn't even follow through on his immigration paperwork.

 

[teriyakiburns]

I personally didn’t vote in the last election, and neither did my parents.

In other words, she's lying and never supported trump. She said this because someone would have inevitably pulled their voting records, so she has to cover for it.

So, if he wasn't in the country until October 2024, how exactly did these two meet? I feel like there's a lot of details omitted from the story here

I can only assume they met while she was abroad at some point, given he entered the US on a fiance visa. From what I'm reading elsewhere, they both had to go through detailed interviews and background checks for several months before he was allowed entry. There's a daily KOS article (yeah yeah, I know) that goes into a lot more depth. Neither of them actually voted for Trump, so the headlines are all getting it wrong, but that aside it sounds like he might have been legit. They were married. The paperwork was ready to file, there's no actual deadline on filing it, so they were waiting until her baby was born.

 

[Chilson]

It screams immigration fraud. It's astonishingly common.

Knew a guy who immigrated from Canada for work and when his work visa was going to expire he married the girl he was dating for only 4 months and then divorced her 2 years after the marriage once his filing for permeant citizenship was approved.

If you establish any conditions for permanent citizenship people will find any number of ways to abuse them, especially for American citizenship which is so much more valuable than other forms of citizenship.

 

[Bland Crumbs]

The message in these type of articles is always "Trump's immigration polices are unpopular with republicans who voted for him". I've seen literally the same article with different people inserted a whole lot of times this year.

There are two target audiences:

1) Convincing democrats that the tide is turning against Trump among his own voters. That open borders is really a popular policy and democrats need to stay with it.
2) Trying to scare republicans into opposing Trump because his policies are unpopular with voters.

But nobody is going to have any sympathy for some dumb fat girl who married an Iranian soldier where the Iranian soldier didn't even follow through on his immigration paperwork.

They always have those details in them as well. The person was always not actually here legally or they were some kind of criminal.

Like this dude was okay with her Trump support and he knew he was here illegally and was an enemy combatant?

~~~Apparently not the same person just the same hair dresser~~~

Spoiler

Oh by the way...Morgan works for an interesting company:

But who is Amivero?


So...let me get this straight:
This bitch was married to an Iranian national who the US government is saying was an enemy combatant before coming here to live illegally and she works for a company that does work for multiple three letter agencies?

This...STINKS...
When Olivia Trivisani Bowker founded Amivero in 2018
Okay then who is Olivia Trivisani and how did she build an IT company that does 100m+ in revenue with the federal government in seven years?

Olivia Trivisani Bowker is a seasoned entrepreneur and leader in the IT services sector, with over 15 years of experience delivering impactful solutions for the federal government. As the Founder and CEO of Amivero, she has successfully established a company that prioritizes a human-centered, data-driven approach to IT, ensuring high-quality service delivery while maximizing taxpayer value. Her extensive background in business development and program management, particularly within the Department of Homeland Security, has equipped her with a unique perspective on the intersection of corporate growth and customer satisfaction. Olivia is passionate about creating a workplace that fosters professional development and a healthy work-life balance, which she believes is essential for attracting and retaining top talent. She is committed to making a positive impact on government operations through innovative technology solutions. Olivia's leadership style emphasizes collaboration, continuous learning, and fun, making her an inspiring figure in her field.

Olivia has been working for the government for quite sometime. It looks like she worked for CSC(now DXC) under Obama before moving to Knight Point Systems LLC. Apparently at the end of Trump's first term that company was denied consideration for some contracts.

Not much under Trump though I wonder how much his admin actually had to do with giving this contract out:

Did pretty well under Biden:

What is USCIS you might ask?

Oh hi Mike what does your job history look like?
Hmmmm AoL Engineer? And then...Oh look you worked for the national security industry under Obama. So now two of the top leaders of this company have been working for government contractors since at least Obama's second term.

I went through their leadership team and like...it is made up of career feds or adjacent contractors most of whom started under Obama.

So again...This company...full of feds and lifetime government grifters...Never thought to check on her Iranian husband?

And this company had revenues of 100m under Biden...From nothing to 100m...in a few years.

This all seems a little funky.

 

[Blewberry Nausea]

This all seems a little funky.

This brilliant post is why I share MSM slop for kiwis to tear apart.

 

[Apustajan apustaja]

If we want regime change in Iran we should gather all the expat Iranian faggots that are running barber shops in Europe and doing sex work for fat women in America, arm them to their bleached teeth and airdrop them into Teheran. Start with giving free plastic surgery coupons to anyone that volunteers for the PAF (Persian Airborne Faggots).

 

[Bland Crumbs]

This brilliant post is why I share MSM slop for kiwis to tear apart.

There is more weirdness but I started to grow wary of putting too much of their info on here. They have some current contracts that raised an eyebrow and they obviously have some deep connections. I started to worry about putting any real details out because KF does not need angry lefty feds up its ass and neither do I.

 

[The Connected Nose]

Oh look, yet another sob story about a "poor innocent immigrant" that has all the evidence for their removal right there in the article.

The journoswine still have yet to find even ONE actual, legitimate story of a wrongfully deported invader. Six months. Dozens of stories. None of them legit. THE STREAK REMAINS UNBROKEN.

 

[teriyakiburns]

Oh by the way...Morgan works for an interesting company:

Not the same person.

 

[Bland Crumbs]

Not the same person.

It is another overweight woman with tragic roots?

What a coincidence.

 

[teriyakiburns]

It is another overweight woman with tragic roots?

What a coincidence.

I know, it's just so uncommon, isn't it?

In seriousness, the woman in the article is in alabama, while the linkedin profile is in Florida. Their faces are different. The Alabama woman isn't actually that heavy either, just from looking at her. A little plump at worst.

 

[Bland Crumbs]

I know, it's just so uncommon, isn't it?

In seriousness, the woman in the article is in alabama, while the linkedin profile is in Florida. Their faces are different. The Alabama woman isn't actually that heavy either, just from looking at her. A little plump at worst.

Mea culpa!

On the upside I learned a lot about a sketchy government contractor.

 

[LaxerBRO]

DHS is claiming that Karimi is a threat to national security, saying he was a sniper in the Iranian army from 2019 to 2021 and had an Islamic Republic of Iran army ID.

Karimi never “fought any American forces or our allies”, detailing that he “actually fought ISIS himself and was captured at one point” during his time in the army.

So the guy was a member of the armed forces of a nation hostile to the United States of America.

 

[mindlessobserver]

Journalists still don't realize that when we say "remove all the criminals" we include all illegals on that list. Because border jumping is a crime. That makes them criminals. Lying on visa and citizenship applications is also a crime. They all need to go. Im not interested in anymore sob stories exceptions or appeals to my better nature. I don't care anymore. Get them out.

 

[Hitman One]

Deport the baby too.

 

[Angry Alt Right Nerd]

I always wonder who these articles are meant to inspire. They really have accepted that only reddit supports them haven't they?

They're not meant to inspire, they're meant to make fun of stupid people on the internet so everyone can point and laugh. You would understand this if you weren't a newfag.