I DO NOT FEEL BAD FOR THEM AT ALL. I am Cambodian myself. I was born during the Khmer Rouge. I went many days without food and I saw many deaths at a very young age. By the time I was 10 years old, I saw at least 10 deaths in front of me. I came to America 30 years ago. I did not speak English. My family had no money. We had NOTHING. I lived in the ghetto, but I chose NOT to do drugs, commit crimes or join any gangs. Now I am now an Engineer. It’s all about choices. I went through the same struggles as these fools but I made something out of my situation.
damn671 When the Orange terrorist builds the Gas Chambers using your forced labor you'll understand that you were duped because you have Trump Voter level intellect.
damn671 it's not about the crimes that were committed. It's about USA's failed judicial system and criminal system. It's about USA creating a color revolution in Cambodia which set off the killing fields that had most of our friends and relatives killed by the Khmer rouge... And then DEPORTING Back to the same fuckers that killed our families in the first place. To me it's about BETRAYAL! USA Betrayed the loyal Khmer people who chose sides with the USA before the killing fields, before pol pot. How the fuck USA illegally bomb, kill 500,000 innocent Khmer people, caused Khmer rouge to form, kill my family then try to deport back to the genocidal regime that killed our family in the first place? Think about that... Fuck USA!
damned671, self-glorification! Too often, these gang bangers had to protect your ass from getting slaughtered when you were in schools. I knew a few like yourself. You probably failed in sociology class idiot.
No excuses. I’m an orphan that was raised by my aunts after coming to the US in 1980. Life was tough. I used to live in Long Beach. Even though we were poor, I didn’t robbed or try to get rich quick.These guys acting like it’s cool to be gangsters. Be a man and be somebody. God gave you the greatest this on this earth and you fail to use it properly. Read and educate yourself. Don’t use the killing field as an excuse. Use your mind to better yourself and those around you.
Exactly why create problem to America the land that gave you opportunity. they are at the place where they belong now. Good for them and stay there don’t come back
Its what happened when they've took actions into their own hand. Your parents brought you to America 🇺🇸 to have a great future. I am sure you're all know that. And you're still committed these crimes. Smh..really..grow up. Ps. I am Cambodian 🇰🇭 🇺🇸 American !!
Sir.. no disrespect. But gladifullly u didn't get involved. I respect that... these gangs then form to protect them and and close people to them from other races... again no disrespect to u... these guy right here sent a lot other race a message... but u were probably getting picked on
I feel sorry for the government being in a prison for the rest of their lives means that the government will have to keep feeding them for the rest of their lives... Put a roof over there heads and what not..!
I’m Cambodian/Laos American, i have people trying to defend them now since trumps president. But this happened also under Obama and they didn’t say anything then
They're partying probably just like when they were in the US. If they are hard worker in the US, they will still be hard worker there. What else could they offer society?
There’s a huge difference between working here and over there. Not only are you making less money over there. If you’re not in a professional job you’re gonna have to accept people looking down on you and your work superiors pretty much treating you like slave labor
@@genericman4078 Probably, but if survival is the real issue, then they still have to work regardless of where they are. I doubt that they ever had the right work ethics to begin with when they were in the US. What do they have to offer society, whether it's in the US or in Cambodia?
Living in a 3RD World country is noway to live, Deportees, Natives, either or. Only Pedophiles love living there in Cambodia because, they're allowed to diddle little kids.
What u want them to sit n cry front of the camera?? Here in America the Asian I seen most in suburban nice car house partying good compared to this. They pee shiii in the woods showing outside.
There are people dieing & risking life just to have an opportunity to live the American dream. My parents did & risked everything to be here. It's the best decision they've ever made. Then you have guys like this who've made bad choices/decisions that have cost them dearly. We help in the refugee community & show them videos/stories like this to help deter them from having this happen. The only grandparents I've ever known adopted my whole family as part of a refugee/adoption program. I'm thankful & appreciative of my life, opportunities & freedom I would never have is Laos. We came here July 25th 1980 & haven't looked back since.
American Dream? American dream is a damn lie bro (example history on Coolies Slaves / laborer workers) and Asian was the last to be enslaved in the U.S. The so called richest country in the world (2022) have one of the crazy homelessness in the Western world. U.S need to stop funding useless war and giving aids to countries at wars. The last time we (U.S) have Decoration Of War when we involved in WW2.
If U.S never illegally pulled Cambodia into an illegal War (no decoration of War), we would've lived great calling it "Cambodian Dream" on our forefathers land (like American Dream) without paying taxes while working like a good Americans slaves sheeple. Nor do we have to face racism like every races do in America. If U.S never illegal bomb Cambodia during Ho Minh Trail in 1965, Cambodia would've surpassed Thailand by 1990. I think Cambodian was second or 3rd Asian who won U.S Oscar grammy..
Am Cambodian and I am lil older than most of these guys. I even know some of them. Am I sad for their deportation yes. But do I feel bad for them no. I had it worst than these clowns growing up in Chicago and having to go Tru gang fights and getting bullies from black and Hispanic people's at school and rough neighborhood. I fought for myself and even helped my homies for their stupidity. Most fights are about colors. Bloods and crips. Most troubles are from helping my friends. I was lucky and smart Enough to know what's right and wrong thanks to my father teaching. I became a u.s citizen. Yes I been to jail for gang fights plenty of time and I came out with a misdemeanor nothing major I always do the right thing. I had a choice I became wiser as I got older. I don't owe anything to anyone in the gang community I walked my head's up high because I don't Rob or steal or act tough. I only fight those who act tough. I only want to fight the so call gangster. I don't fight my own ppl. So getting back to my point is we all have a choice. These guys chose a choice at a moment. And that one moment got them deported. Choose your moment wisely to all the young ones whose watching this video. Nobody is tougher than anyone. Just be humble and help ppl. Loves your own ppl and learn to love one another
@@easymoney9719 Lol Thanks bro you are right he was straight cappin. There are no bloods or crips in Chicago. Gangs there are GD, Vice Lord, Latin Kings, Asian gang sets etc.. I think fakers on the internet use crip and blood, just because of the noteriety. Anyway, Hispanic gangs got the most strength in numbers in the U.S. now. By a long shot.
@@jay1970 I actually think they are of both worlds. Cambodian and American. I have never been involved in crime or gangs etc.. As a child of immigrant parents myself, I can still relate to them somewhat. We not always perceived as bonefide Americans, yet are also not viewed as being Asian enough, by whatever our ethnic roots are. There is a duality in our experience that only the children of immigrants can understand. Anyway, we should forgive them for whatever crimes they did in America. Give them the opportunity to be law abiding & upstanding citizens in their ancestral homelands. Yes they are Cambodians.
Dont feel bad. Youre in a better place. Adjust ur attitude and way of life and youll be better off. US society made u act like the gangster. Become good and peace out.
Yes it's definitely America's fault. That is why east asian immigrants are, on average, the second highest earning ethnic group in america, just behind indian immigrants, and considerably ahead of white americans
@@eazydee5528 hey dolt, east asians is a broad category used by the census bureau to gather economic income data, and it is inclusive of southeast asians. If you actually want to break it down by median household income more specifically, you would find "white" median househokd incone is 65k, bested by indian at 126k, chinese at 85k, bangladeshi at 68 k and cambodian at 72k. I know facts that contradict your sacred mythology that the usa is unfair to "people of color" are not welcome, despite the fact that "people of color" continue to risk life and limb and spare no expense to get here
@@joshuawheelock8874 alright and can you link your sources? You bring up a point if there are valid sources behind it, but that doesn’t mean you are right. What about Laotians, Vietnamese, and Thai people, there isn’t just Cambodians in the south east region of Asian. Once again you are being stupid
@@eazydee5528 dolt, people from a specific region tend to cluster around an income level. Don't feel like typing every single country in the region to please a low iq individual with a racially determined view of the world based on fantasy, but here it goes: hmong 73k, laotian 66k, thai 67k, vietnamese 72k
This is a never ending cycle for the Khmerican men every single one of my cousins who was born in Cambodia is in a gang or have already been deported due to commiting crimes, my father has been in federal prison many times and was threatened with deportation. He did not give up the thug life, now he is living in Cambodia as a deportee. It’s sad.
Miserable life of Linda it's a design. Look up the Patriot Act 2001, it was headed by a former grand dragon of the kkk. Cambodia was illegally invaded, and khmericans are illegally deported. Big busines$... military industrial complex
Linda, life goes on. I would send photos of COLD HEINEKENS, CORONA, BUD LIGHT and BBQ to them everyday. On this Video, look like they are regrouping, but it's in Cambodia.
cambodia is growing , they can find jobs easy because they can speak English they can work as tour-guide for American tourists. open English classes teach Cambodian kids speak English. seem like they in cambodia just like back in the state , doing the same thing
Yes we’ll said my buddy didn’t want to take things serious got deported then he finally woke up did the best of his situation found a job he’s doing good those mofos want pitty no way you played you lost now pay up that simple
They don't look like they having a tough time, drinking beer, eating pizza and hanging out looks like the continuation of what got them in trouble in America, is hard to feel sorry for them.
Well they shouldn’t have committed felonies. It’s unfortunate they were deported but guess what, looks like they got freedom instead of prison time, in the US.
Not going to argue or take side with them, cause it is what it is but...if you didn’t know, ALL of them have done time prison. This is double jeopardy for all of them. Now, they just have to accept their permanent situation and carry on. Some of them that could not come to terms with their situation have committed suicide.
At least they lean on each other for support. And their families can always come to visit them. Plus they have families sending them money. They are better off than most native Cambodians who struggle to survive off $2 for 12 hours of hard labor.
Some don’t, like the ones that turned their life around. Not their fault america displaced them in poor and ghetto neighborhoods then blame them for becoming a product of their environment.
I am from El Salvador and a few decades ago the USA started deporting ms gang members back to El Salvador which had horrible results. Ms gang is like a cancer now it started out in Los Angeles and spread out all around the world. My advice to native Cambodians would be. Be very cautious with this people and please learn from us Salvadorans so you don’t make the same mistakes that we made. If you see them close to your schools.. put them in jail because most probably they are going after your kids to joint their gangs.
May you heal spiritually and emotionally....learn from mistakes and forgive yourself....move on!! Live life moment by moment and try to be the Best you can be. All is well....from CA....peace!!
It goes back to how they were raised by their parents. My brother and I come to USA 1980, we lived in a very neighborhood, because that was what my parents could afford. Crimes was all around us, we have been harassed but my parents told us to just walked away. To make sure do the right things work hard in school, get good education. And we did, both my brother and I are college graduates. Have good jobs. These guys have the same opportunity, but choose otherwise . Don’t feel sorry for them at all. And look at them, they still acting like gangsters. Drinking smoking , and do nothing productive. LOOSERS will always be LOOSERS, sorry… I’m glad they are not in US anymore, we don’t have to feed them with our tax money.
Why would you say that? Have some compassion. I also grew up in bad areas and some of my friends were gone (dead); we had a tight knit family and relatives but the outside was so much more. Even though I followed what my parents wanted (for the most part) I understood how easy it was to get sidetracked into the life. I remembered myself in my teens and into the 20s looking out for my friends as they did for me. Whether it was about money, girls, recognition, you cannot really blame anyone for that as it just happens and we learn from it. We were young. Some never get to learn from it (RIP). I ended up joining the military which helped me a bit but still, in the hood it's not just Cambodian kids, it's everyone trying to understand life. Just because you found a way and good for you, doesn't mean that everyone had the same chance, choice, family, education, circumstances as you. So please stop comparing yourself to someone else's struggles. I made it, but I also remembered how much of a tight rope it was just to be here now. If you're living a great life then good for you, but please don't look down on others because they messed up while they were young or just trying to be a part of something. Just know that these folks on this video would probably have done different if they did what they knew now. God bless those that didn't get allowed a chance to change
These people deserve it, they were given one of a life time opportunity to be in America, and they throw it all away by committing crime, they have no body to blame but them self, by the look from this video, they seem to have fun in Cambodia, having a party drinking beer, and crying about being deported, I think this benefit both country, America got rid of some criminals, Cambodia got cash from USA government, and cash sent by the family in America will help Cambodian commerce, at lease help beer commerce.
Only messed up thing about this situation is the people who came over to the US as a toddler and now they are chucked into a country they have never experienced leaving their wife and kids behind. They did their time for their crimes already didn't they?
@@kailani112 Understandable but i was stating they already went to prison and did their time but are now also getting deported. What was the point of the prison sentence?
They can find a lot of job that could provide them at least 250$ each month for living and work in Phnom Penh if they really want to make a better life. If not then be grateful for being alive in Cambodia because back in the old days, there's no peace, every dead count like a second.
They should be happy now they are back home with new tattoos & can sit around the rest of their lives bragging about what they lost over their bad behavior.
Those guys have a second chance in life. With their ability to speak English, they have advantage over the locals. A lemon is handed to you, you decide what to do with it.
Ima black dude in Philadelphia. My girl is Cambodian, my weed man her cousin (Cambodian) & I’m enamored with the Cambodian culture. My girls family was sent here in the 80s after the Khmer Rouge.
Most of these guys are on welfare in the states and commit crimes over and over, jails are packed already and they don’t want people who are no use to society. I know personally 2 friends who’ve been deported, they had plenty of chances to straighten up their lives but a life of crime doesn’t pay. Sucks for them and you guys.
Can't feel sorry for them doing dumb things going in and out of prison and then get deported. And seem like they are well off there than staying in jail. Don't see any problems. Lol
Don't do the crimes. Go to a good college (no for profit colleges), find a good major, and get a job. Life is pretty sweet after that. It took a while for me to realize but I am getting paid for showing up at work...now just for logging in.
I had a friend who came with her two little daughters in Los Angeles in 1983 about 3 months later she flew straight to Thailand then straight to her homeland where her relationship in Cambodia. She got wrong dream about America, it took her more than 2 years to process the documents work from Thailand refugees camps to Philippine then to America. She rather raise her two daughters in Cambodia than in Los Angeles California where they were full gangsters. I know these deportees had the same grow up in Mexican gangsters hike their parents were busy work jobs for new life in America. I hope these deportees enjoy living in Cambodia.
I have no sympathy for them. I am a pure blood Khmer. I was born during the Khmer Rouge regime. I grew up in the killing fields, I have families and friends that were killed by the Khmer Rouge just like anyone else that live through that Dark Age. I migrated to the USA just like everyone else. My family literally only have $5 dollars when we escaped to Thai. I grew up in the Project and the Hood. I worked as a newspaper boy. I studied hard to advance in school and educations to better myself. I did not choose to commit crimes like these fools. I did not join gang. They have nobody to blame but themselves. They should feel lucky that they are not back in the Khmer Rouge. They would all have been executed. Again, do not make this into a propaganda. They are all have been giving a second chances in life after the Khmer Rouge. I have no sympathy for these criminals who tried to victimize themselves and are never at fault for things that happen to them.
Jayavarman Soma if they are a reform person who only made a mistake once in there life because of they hung around with the bad American influence as a kid. They should not get double jeopardize when they already served there time. I would agree if they are repeated offender and a menace to society but, most are not. Most get deported for a single crime from 20 years ago. If you where truly Khmer and have family member that have the same issues you would understand. You sounds one of these white politicians that’s been brain washes by Donald Trump’s supporters.
You lost all credibility when you name dropped Donald Trump. Again, they have been giving a second chances in life after the Khmer Rouge. Millions of our people are dead, especially many unfortunate children. Do not tell me that they were influenced by Bad American. Take responsibilities for your own actions.
thavy pay you should just shut your mouth when people put you in your place. and tell you you're comments are complete false and you know it. you should be sent back to your own country for being so pathetic.
Life is good for deportee, if you have family and support system back in the US. My uncle was deported 2 years ago and even though he lost a good job and his family, he is living the life of a retired person. I documented my latest trip to visit my uncle, so if you're reading this and curious about his life have a look on my channel.
There was a wise men once said, "go son go son, walk the path of the unknown, there always a home for you here". Not quote for quote but similar. Please translate this to your own knowledge. It has different meaning and can be used for alot. It's what keeps people keep on fighting to live. Peace
Im notnhere to judges you guys.. I was born and raised in America and never label myself as Khmerican (dumbest term I ever heard). I just wish the best for my all Khmer brothers and sisters and hopefully you guys make better decision in life. Nobody prefect as long they / we willing to change and adopt a better life.
I was given an oppotunity to be a permanent resident in the u.s. I fuck it all up with one felony crime at the age of 18. Since then I turned my life around, i have a good paying job, 2 cars, a siberian husky. 8 years later, ice decided to pick me up and deported me to Vietnam. Living here is harsh, bust my ass working, earning $250 a month.
Kheam Hem they do deport Vietnamese, even those came before 95. Many asian were forced to accept deportee. Vietnam is corrupted, they get some money off of a deported and left them hanging. Cambodian should be safe for now from deportation.
Don't be mistaken. Life in Cambodia is better than prison. You can live like kings if families in America is willing to send $300-$500 monthly. Food is affordable and night life is plentiful. Lots of social gathering. It is a more laid back life style than America. Just have to adjust your mindset.
I don't understand why they are complaining being deported, when one can clearly see they are having fun being home. Maybe they are just missing american girls.
good news is that Cambodia is now developing and they are jobs option especially in tourism,english classes anybody with perfect english has a more and more opportunities....Just Ankhor Wat by itself has about million tourists a year...
They all had a good chance to make something of their life’s, from getting taken from a third world country to a rich/powerful one. They all choose crime and rightfully they all got deported back! I wish Britain would do the same with theirs!!!
Even though these adult men were brought up in the USA and they acquired the language, customs, culture, etc Technically these men aren't Americans. If they would've obtained US citizenship and a passport it would have been hard to be deported back to their country of birth. It's a different thing altogether to feel American to become an American. My question is: Why didn't they apply for citizenship in first place? These guys had plenty of time to enquire and fill out a form to become a citizen. They were too busy doing their crimes, drive by shootings, robberies, smoking drugs, just to name a few..... You should've taken responsibility for your own actions. You had a chance to keep living in the USA but you guys stuffed it up. You were all issued with a one way ticket never to be returned.
I’d rather be deported than rot in prison. If I was a felon I’d give up my citizenship 110% if they offered me the opportunity to be deported. No hesitation. Free plane ticket.
Knowing all the crimes TRG and ABZ committed in the 80s and 90s , I don't feel bad for any of them. I remember one home invasion of a Longo some TRG guy microwaved a baby. Some of these guys are way too sadistic.
No they didn. U cant let ppl in as babies and kids and deport them after they make mistake. They never came to america on their own freewill and were brought over grew up just like every american kids dumass
All y’all had a chance and plenty of time to take your citizenship test. My grandma who is in her 70’s took it and passed. So did my mom, dad, aunts, uncles, and grandfather.
There's a reason most kids are told not to affiliate with gangs and people of questionable character in generall I feel bad for people that get deported for just being in a country illegally but if you live a life committing crimes whether it's prison or deportation punishment will come in one form or another so don't be surprised when it does do your kids a solid and tell them to not join the local gang.
So sad. You have an opportunity of a lifetime and blow it. Your parents sacrificed everything for you to make a different. Do u how many people in the world want an opportunity to start their live in the US?
What a stuoid agreement. There are people who turned their lives around and still got sent back. Not even mentioning how they’re also creating American influenced gangs in Cambodia
A lot of people are wishing they got a free ticket out of USA> USA is becoming a third world country. Many people are moving out. These guys got a free ticket. SO LUCKY!!!
I mean it could be a dream scenario if you have family in US, they are able to move to Cambodia with you, you start a buissness importing goods to US or something, living cheap and close to nature in Cambodia while making US dollars, just a thought. Godd luck!
I DO NOT FEEL BAD FOR THEM AT ALL. I am Cambodian myself. I was born during the Khmer Rouge. I went many days without food and I saw many deaths at a very young age. By the time I was 10 years old, I saw at least 10 deaths in front of me.
I came to America 30 years ago. I did not speak English. My family had no money. We had NOTHING. I lived in the ghetto, but I chose NOT to do drugs, commit crimes or join any gangs. Now I am now an Engineer. It’s all about choices. I went through the same struggles as these fools but I made something out of my situation.
damn671 When the Orange terrorist builds the Gas Chambers using your forced labor you'll understand that you were duped because you have Trump Voter level intellect.
Kudos to you. If only all immigrants/refugees had your mindset.
damn671 they already did there time in prison!!!!! And and back after already paid for your crime. Jeez,
damn671 it's not about the crimes that were committed. It's about USA's failed judicial system and criminal system.
It's about USA creating a color revolution in Cambodia which set off the killing fields that had most of our friends and relatives killed by the Khmer rouge... And then DEPORTING Back to the same fuckers that killed our families in the first place.
To me it's about BETRAYAL! USA Betrayed the loyal Khmer people who chose sides with the USA before the killing fields, before pol pot.
How the fuck USA illegally bomb, kill 500,000 innocent Khmer people, caused Khmer rouge to form, kill my family then try to deport back to the genocidal regime that killed our family in the first place? Think about that...
Fuck USA!
damned671, self-glorification! Too often, these gang bangers had to protect your ass from getting slaughtered when you were in schools. I knew a few like yourself. You probably failed in sociology class idiot.
No excuses. I’m an orphan that was raised by my aunts after coming to the US in 1980. Life was tough. I used to live in Long Beach. Even though we were poor, I didn’t robbed or try to get rich quick.These guys acting like it’s cool to be gangsters. Be a man and be somebody. God gave you the greatest this on this earth and you fail to use it properly. Read and educate yourself. Don’t use the killing field as an excuse. Use your mind to better yourself and those around you.
Well said
Exactly why create problem to America the land that gave you opportunity. they are at the place where they belong now. Good for them and stay there don’t come back
Its what happened when they've took actions into their own hand. Your parents brought you to America 🇺🇸 to have a great future. I am sure you're all know that. And you're still committed these crimes. Smh..really..grow up.
Ps. I am Cambodian 🇰🇭 🇺🇸 American !!
@@mailtojarriya they're perfectly home.
Sir.. no disrespect. But gladifullly u didn't get involved. I respect that... these gangs then form to protect them and and close people to them from other races... again no disrespect to u... these guy right here sent a lot other race a message... but u were probably getting picked on
Better than being in prison for the rest of your life. Here's a chance to be a better person.
They served their term bro. For most, I would think, did become better people after prison.
Oh fuck,its even worst.live in a poor country. Diffrent mind with others. Dont know what else to say.Like sentencing to death... Thats all
Adam dumb dumb
I feel sorry for the government being in a prison for the rest of their lives means that the government will have to keep feeding them for the rest of their lives...
Put a roof over there heads and what not..!
Please don’t speak on something you do not know about. Just shush
The only way you appreciate the finer things in life is when its gone.
Yeah but there's always the silver lining and look at the number of Americans getting out of the country.
@@inlikearefugee5194 Most Americans left the their country to retire elswhere
I lived in Canada for 30 years and I came back to live in Cambodia, nobody deported me. I love Cambodia better and I am not going back.
@BeesKid yeah, no need to pay the higher tax to raise the stupid potatoe
@BeesKid rich in cambodia, average class in Canada
More power to you enjoy all your hard work👍👍👍
How’s the restate over there? I prefer the country side
I love Cambodia too. MCGA!
I’m Cambodian/Laos American, i have people trying to defend them now since trumps president. But this happened also under Obama and they didn’t say anything then
they must be idiot liberals
The Trump administration expanded the categories of refugees it can deport. Yea it happened under Obama, but Trump has brought this to another level.
@@Blueeey Obama deported millions
@@scottsomkhit544 Nobody has ever deported millions from the USA. Nobody. Ever.
The agreement was signed in 2002 by george Bush. dumbo
They're partying probably just like when they were in the US. If they are hard worker in the US, they will still be hard worker there. What else could they offer society?
There’s a huge difference between working here and over there. Not only are you making less money over there. If you’re not in a professional job you’re gonna have to accept people looking down on you and your work superiors pretty much treating you like slave labor
@@genericman4078 Probably, but if survival is the real issue, then they still have to work regardless of where they are. I doubt that they ever had the right work ethics to begin with when they were in the US. What do they have to offer society, whether it's in the US or in Cambodia?
@@Marcus_-sy9fia service related to their profession
They are suffering? Eating good,drinking booze having a good time ,,,etc etc ,looks like they are suffering to me 😂😂😂
Bruh that’s scraps compared to the better life in America etc.
The stories and the fact of life totally different... sad stories but having good time .... wkwkwkwkww
Living in a 3RD World country is noway to live, Deportees, Natives, either or. Only Pedophiles love living there in Cambodia because, they're allowed to diddle little kids.
Hahahahha
What u want them to sit n cry front of the camera?? Here in America the Asian I seen most in suburban nice car house partying good compared to this. They pee shiii in the woods showing outside.
They can live like Kings in Cambodia if their family send only a few hundred bucks a month. That's living large.
a few hundred and you can live like a king? Come to Cambodia and you'll spend your few hundred in a few days.
It’s not the same back in the day. Cambodia is getting really expensive now.
Elena: dattack1970 would spend his few hundred bucks in Somalia and we'll see how he'll be a king there or survive a murder attempt from locals. lol
$300 will easily get eaten up by rent.
My salary are twice and I’m still struggling to pay the bill, what u think Cambodia is an amazon jungle?
There are people dieing & risking life just to have an opportunity to live the American dream. My parents did & risked everything to be here. It's the best decision they've ever made.
Then you have guys like this who've made bad choices/decisions that have cost them dearly.
We help in the refugee community & show them videos/stories like this to help deter them from having this happen.
The only grandparents I've ever known adopted my whole family as part of a refugee/adoption program. I'm thankful & appreciative of my life, opportunities & freedom I would never have is Laos.
We came here July 25th 1980 & haven't looked back since.
American Dream? American dream is a damn lie bro (example history on Coolies Slaves / laborer workers) and Asian was the last to be enslaved in the U.S. The so called richest country in the world (2022) have one of the crazy homelessness in the Western world. U.S need to stop funding useless war and giving aids to countries at wars. The last time we (U.S) have Decoration Of War when we involved in WW2.
If U.S never illegally pulled Cambodia into an illegal War (no decoration of War), we would've lived great calling it "Cambodian Dream" on our forefathers land (like American Dream) without paying taxes while working like a good Americans slaves sheeple. Nor do we have to face racism like every races do in America. If U.S never illegal bomb Cambodia during Ho Minh Trail in 1965, Cambodia would've surpassed Thailand by 1990. I think Cambodian was second or 3rd Asian who won U.S Oscar grammy..
I heard Cambodia it’s a nice country but there is a lack of jobs. It’s time to do something in Cambodia, good luck 👍
Am Cambodian and I am lil older than most of these guys. I even know some of them. Am I sad for their deportation yes. But do I feel bad for them no. I had it worst than these clowns growing up in Chicago and having to go Tru gang fights and getting bullies from black and Hispanic people's at school and rough neighborhood. I fought for myself and even helped my homies for their stupidity. Most fights are about colors. Bloods and crips. Most troubles are from helping my friends. I was lucky and smart Enough to know what's right and wrong thanks to my father teaching. I became a u.s citizen. Yes I been to jail for gang fights plenty of time and I came out with a misdemeanor nothing major I always do the right thing. I had a choice I became wiser as I got older. I don't owe anything to anyone in the gang community I walked my head's up high because I don't Rob or steal or act tough. I only fight those who act tough. I only want to fight the so call gangster. I don't fight my own ppl. So getting back to my point is we all have a choice. These guys chose a choice at a moment. And that one moment got them deported. Choose your moment wisely to all the young ones whose watching this video. Nobody is tougher than anyone. Just be humble and help ppl. Loves your own ppl and learn to love one another
Ik u cap coz there no crips or bloods in chicago
@@easymoney9719 Lol Thanks bro you are right he was straight cappin. There are no bloods or crips in Chicago. Gangs there are GD, Vice Lord, Latin Kings, Asian gang sets etc.. I think fakers on the internet use crip and blood, just because of the noteriety. Anyway, Hispanic gangs got the most strength in numbers in the U.S. now. By a long shot.
I really hate people like you for clinging to “my people” you are American and Americans are your people.
@@jay1970 I actually think they are of both worlds. Cambodian and American. I have never been involved in crime or gangs etc.. As a child of immigrant parents myself, I can still relate to them somewhat. We not always perceived as bonefide Americans, yet are also not viewed as being Asian enough, by whatever our ethnic roots are. There is a duality in our experience that only the children of immigrants can understand. Anyway, we should forgive them for whatever crimes they did in America. Give them the opportunity to be law abiding & upstanding citizens in their ancestral homelands. Yes they are Cambodians.
He is cappin. One of them did not grow up in Chicago, not even close LOL
A wise man once told me "playing stupid games win stupid prizes"
@Tammy and yet millions of Cambodians will migrate to the USA if given chance.
And that's why it doesn't pay to do crime
Dont feel bad. Youre in a better place. Adjust ur attitude and way of life and youll be better off. US society made u act like the gangster. Become good and peace out.
Yes it's definitely America's fault. That is why east asian immigrants are, on average, the second highest earning ethnic group in america, just behind indian immigrants, and considerably ahead of white americans
@@joshuawheelock8874 There is a difference between East Asians and South East Asians, but stay stupid.
@@eazydee5528 hey dolt, east asians is a broad category used by the census bureau to gather economic income data, and it is inclusive of southeast asians. If you actually want to break it down by median household income more specifically, you would find "white" median househokd incone is 65k, bested by indian at 126k, chinese at 85k, bangladeshi at 68 k and cambodian at 72k. I know facts that contradict your sacred mythology that the usa is unfair to "people of color" are not welcome, despite the fact that "people of color" continue to risk life and limb and spare no expense to get here
@@joshuawheelock8874 alright and can you link your sources? You bring up a point if there are valid sources behind it, but that doesn’t mean you are right. What about Laotians, Vietnamese, and Thai people, there isn’t just Cambodians in the south east region of Asian. Once again you are being stupid
@@eazydee5528 dolt, people from a specific region tend to cluster around an income level. Don't feel like typing every single country in the region to please a low iq individual with a racially determined view of the world based on fantasy, but here it goes: hmong 73k, laotian 66k, thai 67k, vietnamese 72k
This is a never ending cycle for the Khmerican men every single one of my cousins who was born in Cambodia is in a gang or have already been deported due to commiting crimes, my father has been in federal prison many times and was threatened with deportation. He did not give up the thug life, now he is living in Cambodia as a deportee. It’s sad.
Miserable life of Linda it's a design. Look up the Patriot Act 2001, it was headed by a former grand dragon of the kkk. Cambodia was illegally invaded, and khmericans are illegally deported. Big busines$... military industrial complex
Linda now you gotta send him money 💵
LMAO
Linda, life goes on. I would send photos of COLD HEINEKENS, CORONA, BUD LIGHT and BBQ to them everyday. On this Video, look like they are regrouping, but it's in Cambodia.
+TheRds797 Hey, Is all Cambodian deported from USA or only Khmeriscum are deported?
cambodia is growing , they can find jobs easy because they can speak English they can work as tour-guide for American tourists. open English classes teach Cambodian kids speak English. seem like they in cambodia just like back in the state , doing the same thing
Yes I agree with you.
For some the glass is half full, for others half empty.
@Dan Pos I bet a lot of them are moving there earning American dollars or pension/retirement. Plenty of people wor remote now a days
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Yes we’ll said my buddy didn’t want to take things serious got deported then he finally woke up did the best of his situation found a job he’s doing good those mofos want pitty no way you played you lost now pay up that simple
They don't look like they having a tough time, drinking beer, eating pizza and hanging out looks like the continuation of what got them in trouble in America, is hard to feel sorry for them.
Drinking beer, eating pizza and hanging out is a crime in America?
They probably was doing much to begin with while they were in the US, what would make change just because they are back in their home country.
leonardo sanchez 🙏💖👍🎧
You need to get sent back to Mexico
Trump my deport you next Mr. Sanchez, lol
Well they shouldn’t have committed felonies. It’s unfortunate they were deported but guess what, looks like they got freedom instead of prison time, in the US.
Not going to argue or take side with them, cause it is what it is but...if you didn’t know, ALL of them have done time prison. This is double jeopardy for all of them. Now, they just have to accept their permanent situation and carry on. Some of them that could not come to terms with their situation have committed suicide.
@@plasticpeon thats terrible, they had enough energy and passion to commit crimes but not be held accountable
At least they lean on each other for support. And their families can always come to visit them. Plus they have families sending them money. They are better off than most native Cambodians who struggle to survive off $2 for 12 hours of hard labor.
This video makes it sound like they did not deserved it.
Some don’t, like the ones that turned their life around. Not their fault america displaced them in poor and ghetto neighborhoods then blame them for becoming a product of their environment.
I am from El Salvador and a few decades ago the USA started deporting ms gang members back to El Salvador which had horrible results. Ms gang is like a cancer now it started out in Los Angeles and spread out all around the world. My advice to native Cambodians would be. Be very cautious with this people and please learn from us Salvadorans so you don’t make the same mistakes that we made. If you see them close to your schools.. put them in jail because most probably they are going after your kids to joint their gangs.
It's just simple my friend the US give a chance to change your lives but you wasted 🤣🤣🤣
U wanna be a gangster? U gon' get treated like one, son.
May you heal spiritually and emotionally....learn from mistakes and forgive yourself....move on!! Live life moment by moment and try to be the Best you can be. All is well....from CA....peace!!
It goes back to how they were raised by their parents. My brother and I come to USA 1980, we lived in a very neighborhood, because that was what my parents could afford. Crimes was all around us, we have been harassed but my parents told us to just walked away. To make sure do the right things work hard in school, get good education. And we did, both my brother and I are college graduates. Have good jobs. These guys have the same opportunity, but choose otherwise . Don’t feel sorry for them at all. And look at them, they still acting like gangsters. Drinking smoking , and do nothing productive. LOOSERS will always be LOOSERS, sorry… I’m glad they are not in US anymore, we don’t have to feed them with our tax money.
Not all parents are the same, not everyone gonna sit around getting harrassed while living in poverty
Latino and black gangs were harrassing the Cambodian refugees and some fought back
@@hoodvines2720 Yeah, that's why some stay in the hood and never move up.
Why would you say that? Have some compassion. I also grew up in bad areas and some of my friends were gone (dead); we had a tight knit family and relatives but the outside was so much more. Even though I followed what my parents wanted (for the most part) I understood how easy it was to get sidetracked into the life. I remembered myself in my teens and into the 20s looking out for my friends as they did for me. Whether it was about money, girls, recognition, you cannot really blame anyone for that as it just happens and we learn from it. We were young. Some never get to learn from it (RIP). I ended up joining the military which helped me a bit but still, in the hood it's not just Cambodian kids, it's everyone trying to understand life. Just because you found a way and good for you, doesn't mean that everyone had the same chance, choice, family, education, circumstances as you. So please stop comparing yourself to someone else's struggles. I made it, but I also remembered how much of a tight rope it was just to be here now. If you're living a great life then good for you, but please don't look down on others because they messed up while they were young or just trying to be a part of something. Just know that these folks on this video would probably have done different if they did what they knew now. God bless those that didn't get allowed a chance to change
Can’t say that bro.. circumstances make u react.. we probably made a better way for u to live cus we took the brunt force of it
These are the OG of TRG and ABZ
Yessir. They reunited that’s called family
Live an innocent life. Life without freedom is prison
@Tom Evers they aint shooting no one with their broke deported asss. 🤣
@@mangomini1587 lmao..
@@dcapnslapaho4579 😂😂
I'm supposed to feel sorry for them? Hell no.
These people deserve it, they were given one of a life time opportunity to be in America, and they throw it all away by committing crime, they have no body to blame but them self, by the look from this video, they seem to have fun in Cambodia, having a party drinking beer, and crying about being deported, I think this benefit both country, America got rid of some criminals, Cambodia got cash from USA government, and cash sent by the family in America will help Cambodian commerce, at lease help beer commerce.
Only messed up thing about this situation is the people who came over to the US as a toddler and now they are chucked into a country they have never experienced leaving their wife and kids behind. They did their time for their crimes already didn't they?
Luckily we as humans are free to make choices . Looks like they made the wrong ones. You reap what you sew.
@@kailani112 Understandable but i was stating they already went to prison and did their time but are now also getting deported. What was the point of the prison sentence?
@@mxn8972When they are in prison the deportation was already in process.
@@mxn8972 the prison sentence was for the crime. the deportation was for being an immigrant/non naturalized resident when they committed the crime.
They can find a lot of job that could provide them at least 250$ each month for living and work in Phnom Penh if they really want to make a better life. If not then be grateful for being alive in Cambodia because back in the old days, there's no peace, every dead count like a second.
Criminals salary in Cambodia is jail.
In Somalia we have deported SOMALI Americans but they become saints once they reach Somalia because its tough here.
They should be happy now they are back home with new tattoos & can sit around the rest of their lives bragging about what they lost over their bad behavior.
Had they lived their lives like productive citizens instead of criminals, they would’ve been fine.
Easier said than done
Yep that's what happens when you break the law.
love the subtitles haha he says "naw i meme?" but the subtitles want to make him sound educated with "you know what i mean?"
Why didn’t natives Americans deport George Washington?
Those guys have a second chance in life. With their ability to speak English, they have advantage over the locals. A lemon is handed to you, you decide what to do with it.
Go there and change your lives around, no more gangster life and you'll be ok.
They come to a great country and start trouble then they get kick out, then they complain. Bird brain
Fuck your country!
Fuck America bitch
Right!
😂😂bitch ain’t a great country now
Start trouble ? A lot of these were getting beat up and picked on . They fought back. Must of them get depiryfir defending themselves
Ima black dude in Philadelphia. My girl is Cambodian, my weed man her cousin (Cambodian) & I’m enamored with the Cambodian culture. My girls family was sent here in the 80s after the Khmer Rouge.
Yes a very wise words fr one of da man. Living in da presence moments will definitely brings happiness back in da being.Da being being us is happiness
Most of these guys are on welfare in the states and commit crimes over and over, jails are packed already and they don’t want people who are no use to society. I know personally 2 friends who’ve been deported, they had plenty of chances to straighten up their lives but a life of crime doesn’t pay. Sucks for them and you guys.
Well said.
so they decided to do the interview while they having a drinking party? How smart they are.
Real fools.they deserve the terrible life.aftervfew months later,they will understand when they feel hungry.
Can't feel sorry for them doing dumb things going in and out of prison and then get deported. And seem like they are well off there than staying in jail. Don't see any problems. Lol
This guys don't change, even come to Cambodia, they drink smoke, party, please change it ,you guys do like this not cool at all.
Don't do the crimes. Go to a good college (no for profit colleges), find a good major, and get a job. Life is pretty sweet after that.
It took a while for me to realize but I am getting paid for showing up at work...now just for logging in.
Shouldn't have committed so many felonies and joined stupid gangs then....
When you commit the crime, you have to pay the time
I had a friend who came with her two little daughters in Los Angeles in 1983 about 3 months later she flew straight to Thailand then straight to her homeland where her relationship in Cambodia.
She got wrong dream about America, it took her more than 2 years to process the documents work from Thailand refugees camps to Philippine then to America. She rather raise her two daughters in Cambodia than in Los Angeles California where they were full gangsters.
I know these deportees had the same grow up in Mexican gangsters hike their parents were busy work jobs for new life in America.
I hope these deportees enjoy living in Cambodia.
I have no sympathy for them. I am a pure blood Khmer. I was born during the Khmer Rouge regime. I grew up in the killing fields, I have families and friends that were killed by the Khmer Rouge just like anyone else that live through that Dark Age. I migrated to the USA just like everyone else. My family literally only have $5 dollars when we escaped to Thai. I grew up in the Project and the Hood. I worked as a newspaper boy. I studied hard to advance in school and educations to better myself. I did not choose to commit crimes like these fools. I did not join gang. They have nobody to blame but themselves. They should feel lucky that they are not back in the Khmer Rouge. They would all have been executed.
Again, do not make this into a propaganda. They are all have been giving a second chances in life after the Khmer Rouge. I have no sympathy for these criminals who tried to victimize themselves and are never at fault for things that happen to them.
I agree, if you commit bad crimes or join a gang you deserve your fate. You should think before you become a criminal and risk your life and freedom.
Jayavarman Soma if they are a reform person who only made a mistake once in there life because of they hung around with the bad American influence as a kid. They should not get double jeopardize when they already served there time. I would agree if they are repeated offender and a menace to society but, most are not. Most get deported for a single crime from 20 years ago. If you where truly Khmer and have family member that have the same issues you would understand. You sounds one of these white politicians that’s been brain washes by Donald Trump’s supporters.
You lost all credibility when you name dropped Donald Trump.
Again, they have been giving a second chances in life after the Khmer Rouge. Millions of our people are dead, especially many unfortunate children. Do not tell me that they were influenced by Bad American. Take responsibilities for your own actions.
Jayavarman Soma like I said ur white washed. You are not even Khmer. Fake profile and that’s not even a Khmer
thavy pay you should just shut your mouth when people put you in your place. and tell you you're comments are complete false and you know it. you should be sent back to your own country for being so pathetic.
Life is good for deportee, if you have family and support system back in the US. My uncle was deported 2 years ago and even though he lost a good job and his family, he is living the life of a retired person. I documented my latest trip to visit my uncle, so if you're reading this and curious about his life have a look on my channel.
I WILL NEVER CHECK IT OUT!! (JK LOL)..
don't commit crime.
That's a fucked up rule when America is full of crime and self defense can end you back there
There was a wise men once said, "go son go son, walk the path of the unknown, there always a home for you here". Not quote for quote but similar.
Please translate this to your own knowledge. It has different meaning and can be used for alot. It's what keeps people keep on fighting to live. Peace
I don't feel sorry for them! Life is full of choices and when you make the wrong choices, there are consequences!
Wrong decisións of each person...........many dream to come here and work hard to get money ....but many take the wrong way
Im notnhere to judges you guys.. I was born and raised in America and never label myself as Khmerican (dumbest term I ever heard). I just wish the best for my all Khmer brothers and sisters and hopefully you guys make better decision in life. Nobody prefect as long they / we willing to change and adopt a better life.
Parent sacrifice everything, son gets deported back to Cambodia …..shieeeeeeeeeeaaaatttttt
I love Cambodia people ly hout aka hout rest in peace my brother van nuys Sherman oaks CA
As a white Latino American I have respect for Cambodians.
I was given an oppotunity to be a permanent resident in the u.s. I fuck it all up with one felony crime at the age of 18. Since then I turned my life around, i have a good paying job, 2 cars, a siberian husky. 8 years later, ice decided to pick me up and deported me to Vietnam. Living here is harsh, bust my ass working, earning $250 a month.
Kheam Hem they do deport Vietnamese, even those came before 95. Many asian were forced to accept deportee. Vietnam is corrupted, they get some money off of a deported and left them hanging. Cambodian should be safe for now from deportation.
Maybe there is a lesson to be learned by other Cambodians living in the US.
Don't be mistaken. Life in Cambodia is better than prison. You can live like kings if families in America is willing to send $300-$500 monthly. Food is affordable and night life is plentiful. Lots of social gathering. It is a more laid back life style than America. Just have to adjust your mindset.
I don't understand why they are complaining being deported, when one can clearly see they are having fun being home. Maybe they are just missing american girls.
Dont understand why this is worth making a video for.
good news is that Cambodia is now developing and they are jobs option especially in tourism,english classes anybody with perfect english has a more and more opportunities....Just Ankhor Wat by itself has about million tourists a year...
We should send all criminals away
wtf 😂 the intro was all gangster n shit then the first guy's name is KOOKIE. HAHAHAHA
Every action has a consequence.
Khmer people are definitely the most badass Asian ethnic community in America. No one messes with them.
They all had a good chance to make something of their life’s, from getting taken from a third world country to a rich/powerful one.
They all choose crime and rightfully they all got deported back! I wish Britain would do the same with theirs!!!
Even though these adult men were brought up in the USA and they acquired the language, customs, culture, etc
Technically these men aren't Americans. If they would've obtained US citizenship and a passport it would have been hard to be deported back to their country of birth. It's a different thing altogether to feel American to become an American. My question is: Why didn't they apply for citizenship in first place? These guys had plenty of time to enquire and fill out a form to become a citizen. They were too busy doing their crimes, drive by shootings, robberies, smoking drugs, just to name a few..... You should've taken responsibility for your own actions. You had a chance to keep living in the USA but you guys stuffed it up. You were all issued with a one way ticket never to be returned.
Y’all had one job... stay out of trouble...
They all seem to be having a good time. What’s the big deal???
I’d rather be deported than rot in prison.
If I was a felon I’d give up my citizenship 110% if they offered me the opportunity to be deported. No hesitation. Free plane ticket.
Where’s the full doco for this?
OFFdaHeazy it has been deported as well to Cambodia
Paolo Inigo joii comedian right here
Knowing all the crimes TRG and ABZ committed in the 80s and 90s , I don't feel bad for any of them. I remember one home invasion of a Longo some TRG guy microwaved a baby. Some of these guys are way too sadistic.
That's disturbing. Babies are inncoent and pure. Only a devil could do harm like that to a defenseless living thing.
THEY WERE GIVEN TOO MANY CHANCES
No they didn. U cant let ppl in as babies and kids and deport them after they make mistake. They never came to america on their own freewill and were brought over grew up just like every american kids dumass
All y’all had a chance and plenty of time to take your citizenship test. My grandma who is in her 70’s took it and passed. So did my mom, dad, aunts, uncles, and grandfather.
They should be deported. Actually, I hope all criminals should be deported to the moon or other planets.
Terrible idea because nobody have the money to build homes on the moon nor other
There's a reason most kids are told not to affiliate with gangs and people of questionable character in generall
I feel bad for people that get deported for just being in a country illegally but if you live a life committing crimes whether it's prison or deportation punishment will come in one form or another so don't be surprised when it does do your kids a solid and tell them to not join the local gang.
So sad. You have an opportunity of a lifetime and blow it. Your parents sacrificed everything for you to make a different. Do u how many people in the world want an opportunity to start their live in the US?
are we suppose to feel bad for them?
You guys are being sent there bc you cannot adjust to life here in the US. Now you say you cant adjust to Cambodia.....yall lost forrreals.
Hope this doesn't turn into el salvador where they ended up deporting la gang culture
What's up I'm visiting this October 28th
Losers in the States and became losers back to the Motherland. “Nahhhhh I mean”
Every place want to revised the deal😄
What a stuoid agreement. There are people who turned their lives around and still got sent back. Not even mentioning how they’re also creating American influenced gangs in Cambodia
it looks like they have been sent on a permanent vacation and their families are paying for it.
Go into the mountains of the golden triangle and come out int the American Mexican border
Wanna be gangster got deported. Show your gang sign now. Maybe the aliens will pick you up.
Those guys speak pretty good English, use that and go make a living teaching English. Turn your life around now that u learned your lesson
Blame your parents who didn't thought you about your roots otherwise you will not feel alienated instead treat it as a second home.
A lot of people are wishing they got a free ticket out of USA> USA is becoming a third world country. Many people are moving out. These guys got a free ticket. SO LUCKY!!!
Would they be able to join the military if they got deported back to cambodia?
What up to my big homie kookie!
I mean it could be a dream scenario if you have family in US, they are able to move to Cambodia with you, you start a buissness importing goods to US or something, living cheap and close to nature in Cambodia while making US dollars, just a thought. Godd luck!
lots of westerner moving to cambodia and vn enjoyed their life there.
I know kookie from Oak Park Stockton CA .... Hahahaha doing samething" chilling"
Chilling could be a way of life man.Dont worry be happy,no matter were life takes you !!!
In Stockton their were probably Alot of Cambodians and Vietmanise that got deported
Danm bro. Scared of getting one of those cambodian haircut....