DUmmy idiocy in full view, part 9,000,000: passports

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MichMan (16,920 posts) Thu Feb 12, 2026, 04:26 PM
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State Department to revoke more passports from people who haven't paid child support
The State Department is planning to revoke more passports from people with large amounts of outstanding unpaid child support.

Individuals who owe more than $100,000 will be among the first groups targeted by the State Department for passport revocation, a U.S. official told the Associated Press. Those who enroll in a payment plan could avoid revocation.

Three U.S. officials told the wire that the Trump administration is planning to revoke travel documents under the 1996 passage of the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act.

The act authorizes the Passport Denial Program, which allows government officials to revoke travel documents for parents with unpaid child support totaling more than $2,500. In the past, passports were only revoked in the midst of a renewal or when someone sought consular services. However, the Trump administration is now planning to seek out those in arrears, per the AP.


https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other/state-department-to-revoke-more-passports-from-people-who-haven-t-paid-child-support/ar-AA1Wa6il?ocid=BingNewsVerp

This could be good: DUmmies are like NBA players when it comes to supporting their kids.


Here we go, so good:

UpInArms (54,530 posts)
2. Quotas, people!
Reply to leftstreet (Reply #1)
Thu Feb 12, 2026, 04:44 PM

We have to meet those quotas!

(Shakes head sadly at the disturbing disgusting world that TFG has created)

MichMan (16,920 posts)
9. You are OK with people not paying to support their children?

UpInArms (54,530 posts)
10. No ...
Reply to MichMan (Reply #9)
Thu Feb 12, 2026, 06:42 PM

I am not okay with people not paying support, but sending them away removes all ways to encumber any earnings

MichMan (16,920 posts)
11. How is not issuing a US Passport sending someone away?
Reply to UpInArms (Reply #10)
Thu Feb 12, 2026, 06:44 PM

Wouldn't that actually stop them from going away?

UpInArms (54,530 posts)
13. Revoking passports
Reply to MichMan (Reply #11)
Thu Feb 12, 2026, 06:51 PM

Is sending them away.

     O YE GODS, HOW STUPID

UpInArms (54,530 posts)
15. No
Reply to MichMan (Reply #14)
Thu Feb 12, 2026, 07:32 PM

Please understand what I am saying, if earnings can be liened upon for support, those earnings must be made within the jurisdiction. If you deport someone, those earnings will no longer be available.

If the courts and the claimants have failed to place those liens, they should rectify their errors.

If an earner is removed, that possibility leaves with them.

Everyone is responsible for paying and collecting.

MichMan (16,920 posts)
16. What does any of that have to do with having a passport though?
Reply to UpInArms (Reply #15)
Thu Feb 12, 2026, 07:41 PM

You can be deported with or without one.

UpInArms (54,530 posts)
17. Nevermind
Reply to MichMan (Reply #16)
Thu Feb 12, 2026, 07:45 PM

I cannot seem to explain how to extract support monies to you.

The thread is a gold mine of complete ****ing idiocy: DUmmies think taking someone's passport means deporting them. Yes, they do. That is what they think.

Ladies and gentlemen, I give you DU, the smartest people on the Internet. Just ask them.

[Texacon]

 

Great find!

KC

[Texacon]

Funny how they keep trying to blame it on Trump.  Something that was passed in 1996.

 

Wait until they all see the tax bill they get for selling their stuff online and $600 hit their bank account. 

KC

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Funny how they keep trying to blame it on Trump.  Something that was passed in 1996.

The chronology of things has never stopped them from blaming Trump. They blame him for "legal persecution" of Leittia James, even though her crimes weren't discovered by the Trump administration. Or blame him for exposing fraud by immigrant, even though some of it was uncovered before his administration.