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October 6, 2009Shyne Still In Custody, For Possible Deportation The web is buzzing today with the news that Shyne was finally free today, but sadly the celebrations may be premature. According to MTV News, Shyne is still being held, as Immigration officials decide whether he should be deported to Belize: Unlike the Polanski case, I think this one is an example of the many legit issues that arise around deportation & extradition policies...I was never a "Free Shyne" protester, but the man has unquestionably served his time. Is this really necessary? You may recall Slick spent a long time in limbo for similar reasons, until it was finally resolved when Gov. David Paterson pardoned him.. Posted by jsmooth995 at October 6, 2009 4:55 PM Comments
i dont get it. is he a resident alien or due to him maxing out his sentence does the country have to deport him Posted by: Free_Shyne2009 at October 11, 2009 12:13 AM Shyne has paid for his crime against Mankind. Hopefully he will prove to us all that he has grown pass the influences of others. The only way this will be seen is if he is allowed to remain in the U.S and continue his career. He has talent that will only be wasted if he is sent back home. Free Shyne Posted by: Julie at October 16, 2009 11:45 AM Shyne has paid for his crime against Mankind. Hopefully he will prove to us all that he has grown pass the influences of others. The only way this will be seen is if he is allowed to remain in the U.S and continue his career. He has talent that will only be wasted if he is sent back home. Free Shyne Posted by: Julie at October 16, 2009 12:10 PM It does not seem fair that he just got of jail, and now they want to send him out of country. He already paid for whatever it was he should be left alone. Posted by: Shumekco at January 26, 2010 11:55 AM Post a comment |
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