I’m a Cambodian from Oakland, Ca. I was fortunate enough to have good people around me, and lead me to the right path. Now I have a career with the U.S Military living a very easy life.
@@elguapo9702 I was born and raised in the United States. After 2 years, from the post I originally commented I now have a family of my own. I met my beautiful wife who is Puerto Rican, and we are expecting our first child in June this year. Overall my message to everyone here. Always give 100% to anything you do. Surround yourself with people who want you to succeed. Be the bigger person, and don’t stoop down low. Lastly be sure to love people around you, make them feel secured, and comfortable(family).
This video scared me into getting my US Citizenship. I never knew about these laws on residency, and deportation until recently. Do not take your residency for granted! Getting over here to the USA was the difficult part. Use this opportunity to educate yourself, and assimilate. Being a US resident already, you have a strait path to Citizenship, unlike Illegal immigrants in the news of late. There are only a handful of Countries where you can start off with nothing and still succeed. I speak from experience as a Cambodian Refugee that came to the US in the 80's. It takes hard work and constant education on improving yourself, but it can be done. Good luck and don't do stupid things like joining a gang and committing crimes.
What you say is true, yet still not easily done depending on where you/your family end up in the States. Younger people are highly influenceable and when you see your peers running amok on the streets it becomes normalized and once set on the wrong path it can be very much a domino effect. Immigrant parents can have the best intentions in the world for their kids (most do) but the majority of them work all day to provide and therefore aren't able to supervise their kids. I'm sure for the majority deported whatever crimes they committed occurred in their teens-early 20s. Deportation of Cambodian residents spiked during the Trump admin too. Luckily things will cool off now for at least 4 years.
I have sympathy for these people to a degree, but actions have consequences. It’s also noticeable that details of the crimes these people committed is not supplied.
Monk should be great full for having a lovely wife and a daughter to focus on . Forget about the past and concentrate on the future. Don't dwell on the past . Good luck to you and your lovely family .
It's easy for us to say that. You need someone with a strong mindset to be able to carry on living in a land where you know nothing of. Believe me. I have no one left in my home country and retiring to the place is a very daunting prospect.
😔They each should start a RUclips channel. Although they shouldn’t have broken the law in the USA, I’d watch and support their channels. There’s a lot going on especially with the transition of leaving the USA and adjusting to life in Cambodia. I wish them the best. 💞
As an American citizen I was shocked at the work ethic of my husband who immigrated from Japan. I had so much respect for him. He loved this country and never took anything for granted. Raised 3 daughters who graduated college with advanced degrees. One engineer, one Psychologist and one financial advisor. That's giving back to society. In early years he went through bad financial times but never was tempted to commit a crime. Instead he worked 3 jobs. His grandkids have also graduated college. One mechanical engineer, one to become a nurse anesthetist. Staying out of trouble and hard work can pay off.
I was born in Cambodia. And it is a beautiful country for me to spend my life. I am sure after they recover they would have at least a heart of love for this country, too. Keep them in prayer.
Green card holders are subject to deportation if you commit a felony in the United States. First thing was not to commit a crime. 2nd was get your citizenship. They blew their chance, hard lesson to learn. I immigrated about 20 years ago from Asia, work hard and stayed out of trouble. Got my citizenship in 5 years. Brought my wife and foreign born kid in. My son is 25 and doing fine. All my three boys were honor roll and no trouble. Environment and guidance helps a lot to lead them on the straight path.
I wish to this people the best, he can work and little by little fix his house and he can even teach English in any school or work at the hotels helping tourists. We are farmers, we know everything about poverty and struggle even here in another rich country we struggle but we thank to God for his blessing we can pay rent and eat. I hope the Cambodians help them to get on his feet and live a normal life. I have Cambodian friends.
O yeah, that's wise to have "Monk B" teach English to the Cambodians. He's thug af and was probably a gangster. Hah hah.. You can just tell by the way he talks...
@@JacquelynNhi well you right it's his life, but because of him trying to be ghetto and all he is where he is today. BACK IN HIS HOME LAND OF CAMBODIAN! damn ! Lessen learn ! Suxs right ?
I'm a Vietnamese refugee living in US. I respect the law and try my best to be a good citizen that is how I repay the US for taking me into their home.
11:37 Monk B says "I used to be a criminal too, I used to rob, I used to steal, sell drugs" . Are these the "minor offenses" for which he was deported? He almost sounds proud of his past life of crime in the USA.
@Monserrat E I was mocking the announcer on the video. HE was the one who stated "minor offenses". Clearly, by Monk B's own admission of his crimes, he SHOULD have been deported, and I totally approve.
compared to crimes like ummmmm maybe kidnapping, rape, murder, mass murder, hate crimes, etc. i’d say his crimes were minor. you don’t know the extent of his crimes or his rap sheet 🤷🏾♀️
very much. But if these POS that scream Criminals admit tongue truth you shared they will see THEY ARE EXACTLY THE SAME and Have Fam n Friends exactly alike.
Cambodia is quite nice as a foreigner, but also having the ability to go back to the west anytime to see family and generate more dollars is something these guys don't have. Thousands of Australian Cambodians have moved their to run businesses and connect with a culture that they never grew up with or was absent from since late 70s or early 80s. Cambodia is booming and not only are there Ethnic Cambodian Australians there but Australians of other ethnicity's too, in their thousands. Cambodia is an opportunity but not necessarily for those deported as in they may not have the skills needed to survive and thrive. Funny, because allot of them were actually born in Thailand>
MrsWenBM in the video it said Bush started the to exile the people. Do you think asshole Trump does anything about about the deportations? If Obama stared the deportations Trump would have canceled it by now. Moscow Mitch did not let Obama a lot of things. So blame the republicans.
@@ribs1911 my mother and family were refugees from Cambodia and came here to the states to start a new life. They love America, became American citizens and love the USA. They say it's the greatest country in the world, which it is!
Art J Johnson Exactly he acts like he’s from Southeast DC ghetto as hell that’s why he’s not getting any jobs people in foreign countries don’t want that trash
@@jemcanalesable he can’t help the way he was raised... and that doesn’t mean he’s “trash”... that’s a very gross assumption... and you know what they say about when you assume...
They "ONLY" let you stay here for a few months..... Wow..... you mean these people only let you stay rent-free and cover all of your expenses and help you out for a few months? What terrible people. Are you kidding me? what you should have said is that these people totally helped me out and have changed my life and opened their doors. just even letting me stay here for one night is very much appreciated they actually let me stay here for several months. I couldn't have done it without them. That's what you should have said dude
Oh and u have been homeless have you? A night or a few months is all u need? Huh? Ignorant all mighty highness please don’t waste your time on us Poor people we don’t need lessons to express how we feel about the help we get.
matador5135 they *where trouble makers, this video makes it very apparent these two individuals with jobs and families are not the children who got arrested years ago... idk what delusion makes you think your still the same person you where then you where 10-20..... we all grow... u should too
Sad, because you had a chance to live again in a great country and you blew it!!! My father came from Cambodia in 1979 and had a nickel in his pocket and he worked every single day with no off day for almost 40 years until he's retired recently. Here in America, the land of opportunity and if you work hard, you're make it.... just don't commit any crime and live humbled and follow the rules just like everyone else!
The urban lifestyle is a big influence in these young men. From the "gangsta accent" to the street names. Must be a culture shock to be dropped in a country you know nothing about
I know this is a harsh punishment but I feel like this law should be mandated for new immigrants especially in the US. Like driving, it’s a privilege to drive and to be a citizen should be the same. This keeps people on the right track and try’s hard to not commit any crimes.
The takeaway for legal US residents who are not citizens is: apply for citizenship as soon as possible (before getting in trouble with the laws). If these deported folks became citizens, they would still be living in the USA.
The criminals in Australia should be deported to an island to colonize it. They may be able to colonize it into another country. Imagine a country that was founded by deported criminals. That would be insane!
Hollie Moodie Hello, Australia (and America) were both founded by deported criminals. Criminals were deported from Great Britian to Australia and/or America. Many movies/books document this.
True. If they're not citizens and if they commit serious crimes, they should be deported. Citizenship confers both rights and responsibilities and the duty of an elected government is to first and foremost protect the citizens who elected it to power.
13:34 What was the story about you getting deported? "I think I made a mistake. I became a bad boy. Was like a gangster and all that"...all he did was extort money under threat of violence...what does he expect?
"Only committed minor crimes" This is the crap that makes the general public angry. Tell the victims that the crimes were "only minor". Any crime is serious. Any crime for a non citizen is grounds for deportation. If they were "good Americans" , they would have obeyed the laws and be grateful for the opportunity to live in the greatest country on earth.
And the left is all spun up over trump kicking them out, as if Trump started it all...Every President has done this.. But because Trump does it they complain.
@@craigslistrro709 As it clearway stated, W. Bush kicked him out. Note that the posting of this video is early 2016. Trump became president in 2017. I do not trust any political party or politicians. Have a great day. ( I am in my 60s and surely more cynical than you. That is the way it goes. Really the only heroes are your family and friends. We all realize that eventually.) Take care. (W. Bush started the program and it has continued.) I know you like Trump. But previous presidents also deserve credit for this particular program. There were deportations under Obama, though probably not as much as you wish. Be happy. Have a great day.
@Maui Caui Even non-native citizen is not going to be deported. The only grounds for it is if they find out you had lied on your citizenship application.
feel sorry for their parents who wanted their kid to have a better life but the kid dnt understand . So I think they deserve it now they know what their parents would have gone through to give these guys for a better life .
Word of advice. If you’re living in a country that doesn’t recognize you as a legal citizen, it’s best not to commit any crimes whatsoever that could potentially cause you to get deported.
It's hard to make a living in Cambodia. But if you have sufficient pension or other independent financial support, Cambodia is a great place to live, in Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, or Battambang. If you need to keep active, there are many NGOs you can volunteer for.
That gangster dude was so confused at the plot twist that unfolded, getting sent to Cambodia, that he went straight, homie was ready to die for the life but not be a farmer
I was just listening to the video in the background and I swear it was 2 disadvantaged black men that somehow got returned accidentally to Cambodia...the gangsta monk walk....that's what made me look and see they were Asian!
I will do my very best to help you guys ASAP and so grateful they got a big brother Monk B . May god bless him with baskets full of fishes and bread to feed the entire village. And may they be cure from all bad things health and wealth .
@@Boogie1904 Citizenship confers rights and responsibilities. Non citizens must follow the law of the land. Illegals are just that, illegals and should certainly be deported, especially criminal illegals.
Gosh! This is so sad. I’m glad they were both able to turn their situations into something better. It’s nice that their parents will send them money if they need anything. I’m also happy that they haven’t turned into targets for people who want money. It’s easy to become a target when you have connections to someone living in a developed country because these people often think everyone is rich out there.
I was born a white boy in the U.S.A. from my earliest memories, I was taught that being an American citizen is a privilege. I am also a heroin addict (clean for years) I felt the world owed me something, it doesn't. If you are given an opportunity and you exploit the shit out of it, you might just get sent back where you came from. I hope you guys figure it out, it is in your hands.
Johnny Holmes - We don't know one another, nevertheless after reading your post I feel happy for you. I am sure the battle of addiction, amongst whatever else you were enduring must have been horrendous, but you did It! It speaks volumes of good and strength about your character!
@@marystar6021 thank you, I love the praise, lol. But really, people need to learn, unfortunately some need to learn faster than others, (in cases like these) But when you are handed the opportunity of a lifetime and beyond, seize it. Your children and their children will benefit. Life is going to be rough for a bit, but the payoff is unimaginable.
1)Be a law abiding citizen in your host country. Don’t be a criminal ANYWHERE. 2)Don’t take things for granted. 3) Understand and appreciate the privilege and opportunity you and your family were given to go to another country to restart & reinvent yourself. 4)Get their citizenship and be a good citizen. 5)If you get deported...you still have an opportunity to reinvent yourself, do well, be a good citizen and live a criminal free life.
Looking at the tattoos on your body is similar to the MS13 criminal gang of El Salvador in South America. When you lived in the US, you joined the MS13 or Sinaloa Cartel in the US, so the US deported you to Cambodia where you came from.
Someone who speaks with a plastic gangsta accent and calls themselves 'Wicked', shouldn't be surprised when the government sees them as a problem and takes the chance to make that problem go away
It's as if smug self-righteousness, and the instant denouncement or dehumanisation of anyone who's considered to be 'inferior', has become fashionable these days...
Ben L I COMPLETELY agree with you... It’s sad. We are all immigrants as far as I’m concerned. So many “Americans” in America doing bad things but they can’t be deported. I don’t know, this is one of those things that makes for horrible table talk...
@mrbobbilly Permanent resident is a green card holder and NOT a citizen. You are a legal resident but you can still get kicked out if they want you out. He would still be back home if his parents got their citizenship before he turned 18 or if he applied for it.
I've been a usa lawful resident since the early 90's living in Florida with no issues became citizen in 2013 with a marijuana misdemeanor, Felons might have a harder time especially now 🐉
I have my personal opinions about this situation as I myself are from Laos, my parents immigrated here. He could take advantage of what he has learned in the States and come up real good in Cambodia. His family could invest in him, especially his parents, and purchase land and build a farm. Possibilities are endless with someone with an education.
Asians don't have that mentality, especially Cambodian or Laosian, they have the mentality of communists. Only Caucasians have that brilliant mentality. I am Asian and Asians are very poor in planning and innovations.
They were the ones that choose the wrong path..no one pushed them to go into crime actions..now dont cry and face the consecuences without blaming others ,but yourself..
My situation is even worse. They tried to deport me to a country my grandparents hadn't been to since the Manchu Dynasty due to the Chinese Exclusion Act.
@@stuart4341 Fact Check: Chinese Exclusion Act enforced in Philippines from 1898 - 1973. Emperor of China overthrown in 1911 by Nationalists. Sorry dude, I'm right, you're wrong. LOL
@@stuart4341 You're welcome. Cambodians aren't alone with this problem. Adopted Koreans were also deported due to mix up with immigration papers. Most can't speak Korean. Some Koreans are stuck in Japan since 1925 and stateless.
Funny thing just because you are a permanent residents doesn’t mean you are a legal citizen. The problem is their parents never help them applied for a citizenship. I can here to the US at the age of 3 and got my citizenship at the age of 12 and I actually had to apply for it.
These people were returned to the country of which they’re citizens. If you commit crimes where you’re a guest, you need to leave. If a guest in your own home crosses a line, they’ll be asked to leave. Common sense.
I’m a Cambodian from Oakland, Ca. I was fortunate enough to have good people around me, and lead me to the right path. Now I have a career with the U.S Military living a very easy life.
Good for you! You did the right thing and became a responsible member of society. Choices, it comes down to choices.
Hope you have your US citizenship now.
@@elguapo9702 I was born and raised in the United States. After 2 years, from the post I originally commented I now have a family of my own. I met my beautiful wife who is Puerto Rican, and we are expecting our first child in June this year. Overall my message to everyone here. Always give 100% to anything you do. Surround yourself with people who want you to succeed. Be the bigger person, and don’t stoop down low. Lastly be sure to love people around you, make them feel secured, and comfortable(family).
@@dawsonleng5059 Congratulations to you and your family. Very nice message too.
Bless you mate
What the one guy said about his mother asking him to eat something being the last time he saw her broke my heart. A sad story for everyone.
This video scared me into getting my US Citizenship. I never knew about these laws on residency, and deportation until recently. Do not take your residency for granted! Getting over here to the USA was the difficult part. Use this opportunity to educate yourself, and assimilate. Being a US resident already, you have a strait path to Citizenship, unlike Illegal immigrants in the news of late. There are only a handful of Countries where you can start off with nothing and still succeed. I speak from experience as a Cambodian Refugee that came to the US in the 80's. It takes hard work and constant education on improving yourself, but it can be done. Good luck and don't do stupid things like joining a gang and committing crimes.
Any update on your current status? Hopefully you took care of it. Best of luck
I got mine situated ASAP as nothing is guaranteed as a permanent resident
Looks to me if you don't do any crimes,stay clean and out of the way you should be fine
@@coreylew2835 wrong.. Way Off.
What you say is true, yet still not easily done depending on where you/your family end up in the States. Younger people are highly influenceable and when you see your peers running amok on the streets it becomes normalized and once set on the wrong path it can be very much a domino effect. Immigrant parents can have the best intentions in the world for their kids (most do) but the majority of them work all day to provide and therefore aren't able to supervise their kids. I'm sure for the majority deported whatever crimes they committed occurred in their teens-early 20s. Deportation of Cambodian residents spiked during the Trump admin too. Luckily things will cool off now for at least 4 years.
Crazy to find out my husband’s father is in this video. Hopefully, we all meet one day, Jet! 💕
You guys from Boston? I knew a few Cambodian guys from that way.
Ware are the Americans??
Hope for u too. Take care
And dont use too much fluoride tooth paste after u may see stuff not so dark
Life is life
Take care pf it
@@burningbridgesthesilvershi2490 They are Cambodians, but this video is portraying them as White Americans, the owner of America.
I have sympathy for these people to a degree, but actions have consequences. It’s also noticeable that details of the crimes these people committed is not supplied.
I'm Cambodia Live in United States 40 years working every day. Love it. Proud to be American.
I'm Glad you're able to make a life for yourself in the US, and having good success God bless you sir.
R Hard working honest people will Make America Great Again.
We love all LEGAL immigrants here in America.
We are happy to have you! Americans love our new citizens. We aren't happy about those who break our laws and come illegally.
Get your US citizenship. With green card even minor crimes are deportable offense
Monk should be great full for having a lovely wife and a daughter to focus on . Forget about the past and concentrate on the future. Don't dwell on the past . Good luck to you and your lovely family .
I really loved his family too lol his daughter was so cute
It's easy for us to say that. You need someone with a strong mindset to be able to carry on living in a land where you know nothing of.
Believe me. I have no one left in my home country and retiring to the place is a very daunting prospect.
My 2nd wife is Cambodian she is the most caring human I know I love the Khmer people moving there in April
Cambodian women are gross. You’re nasty.
😔They each should start a RUclips channel. Although they shouldn’t have broken the law in the USA, I’d watch and support their channels. There’s a lot going on especially with the transition of leaving the USA and adjusting to life in Cambodia. I wish them the best. 💞
That would be neat. Issue is having access to technology in many parts.
As an American citizen I was shocked at the work ethic of my husband who immigrated from Japan. I had so much respect for him. He loved this country and never took anything for granted. Raised 3 daughters who graduated college with advanced degrees. One engineer, one Psychologist and one financial advisor. That's giving back to society. In early years he went through bad financial times but never was tempted to commit a crime. Instead he worked 3 jobs. His grandkids have also graduated college. One mechanical engineer, one to become a nurse anesthetist. Staying out of trouble and hard work can pay off.
Okay? And what do you want? You’re a white woman! You white people genocided 20+ native Americans and stole all our land! You are genociders!
Was he placed in the ghettos of Oakland or Philadelphia?
I was born in Cambodia. And it is a beautiful country for me to spend my life. I am sure after they recover they would have at least a heart of love for this country, too. Keep them in prayer.
My goal is to buy huge land in Cambodia and create a strong community for my Cambodian brothers that been deported. Stay up my brothers. ✊ 🇰🇭
How you gonna reach that Goal? Playing Loterry?
Best of luck. It's a good cause.
Best of luck king
If you bribe the local government enough.
Green card holders are subject to deportation if you commit a felony in the United States. First thing was not to commit a crime. 2nd was get your citizenship. They blew their chance, hard lesson to learn. I immigrated about 20 years ago from Asia, work hard and stayed out of trouble. Got my citizenship in 5 years. Brought my wife and foreign born kid in. My son is 25 and doing fine. All my three boys were honor roll and no trouble. Environment and guidance helps a lot to lead them on the straight path.
They could be great English teachers
XMEN USA lol! No we can't have the native Cambodians talk like that!
Brat Pack whats wrong with how he talks..
5hinee promoter he talks like a gangster rapper lol
@@JohnT2088 keithsburg he speaks perfect English. are you upset about his accent? Because that's just racist
Yup they don't even know how write and speak English properly lmao
I wish to this people the best, he can work and little by little fix his house and he can even teach English in any school or work at the hotels helping tourists. We are farmers, we know everything about poverty and struggle even here in another rich country we struggle but we thank to God for his blessing we can pay rent and eat. I hope the Cambodians help them to get on his feet and live a normal life. I have Cambodian friends.
O yeah, that's wise to have "Monk B" teach English to the Cambodians. He's thug af and was probably a gangster. Hah hah.. You can just tell by the way he talks...
Hmongboi228 that would be dope to hear all the little Cambodian kids saying ya know wa eh meh every two seconds
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if you been in prison you don't get into prison for a speeding ticket, with that said everyone should have a trial.
My father is in this video 😭
Which one is your father
@@glendatouchstone5418 @ 10:01
Hope one day you can reunite with your father
Make something of the gift that you have to stay in Massachusetts, your dad would want to see you succeed in life.
@@NG-cf7zh ofc.
Why talk over him? Let the dude tell his story
Blend in with the local and don’t dress like a gangster in Cambodia
@KP Sniper as a Cambodian citizen myself I do agree with that. People do dress like that sometime.
Or how about let him be who he is because it's his life.🤔
@@JacquelynNhi well you right it's his life, but because of him trying to be ghetto and all he is where he is today. BACK IN HIS HOME LAND OF CAMBODIAN! damn ! Lessen learn ! Suxs right ?
Exactly. Why make such a bold statement? The way they talk they sounds like gangsters.
@@viexay *Cambodia *lesson
I'm a Vietnamese refugee living in US. I respect the law and try my best to be a good citizen that is how I repay the US for taking me into their home.
yen nguyen make sure you get your US citizen ship👍
Right on I do the same. God bless you all
Thank you brother's!! This helps me keep content in my life.😎
Favorite part "look at the gangster monk coming"
The first guy said he didn't want to listen to his father... I bet he wish he had now.
Fate has other plans boo!!😊
11:37 Monk B says "I used to be a criminal too, I used to rob, I used to steal, sell drugs" . Are these the "minor offenses" for which he was deported? He almost sounds proud of his past life of crime in the USA.
@Monserrat E I was mocking the announcer on the video. HE was the one who stated "minor offenses". Clearly, by Monk B's own admission of his crimes, he SHOULD have been deported, and I totally approve.
compared to crimes like ummmmm maybe kidnapping, rape, murder, mass murder, hate crimes, etc. i’d say his crimes were minor. you don’t know the extent of his crimes or his rap sheet 🤷🏾♀️
@@ValentineS97 Nor do you know the extent of his crimes or rap sheet, either.
Crime lol Banks, Government do All mentioned... Hmmm.
very much. But if these POS that scream Criminals admit tongue truth you shared they will see THEY ARE EXACTLY THE SAME and Have Fam n Friends exactly alike.
Actually living in Cambodia is alright. If you prefer the USA stay out of trouble. It's easy.
Simpson Henry Temptations isn't easy......
It is hard for them, being third world, getting a taste of the first world, only to have to go back to the third world.
Simpson Henry
Cambodia is a piss-poor country with a leader who only cares about his bank account. What a great combination to create a nice country.
Cambodia is quite nice as a foreigner, but also having the ability to go back to the west anytime to see family and generate more dollars is something these guys don't have. Thousands of Australian Cambodians have moved their to run businesses and connect with a culture that they never grew up with or was absent from since late 70s or early 80s. Cambodia is booming and not only are there Ethnic Cambodian Australians there but Australians of other ethnicity's too, in their thousands. Cambodia is an opportunity but not necessarily for those deported as in they may not have the skills needed to survive and thrive. Funny, because allot of them were actually born in Thailand>
No mass shootings right?
Why tf do they do a voice over for a good english speaking person
Ben Slaton Because they’re not speaking educated English that’s why they do the voiceover not everyone understands that ghetto trash talk
@@jemcanalesable your the best example of how not to behave when you claim to be a Christian
@@jemcanalesable idk sound better then karen like you
@@jemcanalesable you’re not okay
The guy said at the end of this video. " Obama, act quick man".
Obama isn't going to do anything.
Cosmo Ray You mean Obama did NOT do anything apart from DEPORT MORE people...
MrsWenBM in the video it said Bush started the to exile the people. Do you think asshole Trump does anything about about the deportations?
If Obama stared the deportations Trump would have canceled it by now.
Moscow Mitch did not let Obama a lot of things. So blame the republicans.
@@ribs1911 💯💯💯
@@ribs1911 my mother and family were refugees from Cambodia and came here to the states to start a new life. They love America, became American citizens and love the USA. They say it's the greatest country in the world, which it is!
@@Harlow_Khmer you obviously have never been to the UK. We don't even shoot each other that much.
Damn, Monk B is from the DMV. He acts just like a hood dude from DC.
Art J Johnson Exactly he acts like he’s from Southeast DC ghetto as hell that’s why he’s not getting any jobs people in foreign countries don’t want that trash
@@jemcanalesable he can’t help the way he was raised... and that doesn’t mean he’s “trash”... that’s a very gross assumption... and you know what they say about when you assume...
Wow he still got locked up even in Cambodia?
Makes the decision to deport him more justified the more you hear about the story tbh.
You americans didn't even know this country existed
vsonic86 LOL
Yeah- he is a criminal!
hugh mongus Of course we've known! Vietnam war affected Cambodia too.
They "ONLY" let you stay here for a few months..... Wow..... you mean these people only let you stay rent-free and cover all of your expenses and help you out for a few months? What terrible people. Are you kidding me?
what you should have said is that these people totally helped me out and have changed my life and opened their doors. just even letting me stay here for one night is very much appreciated they actually let me stay here for several months. I couldn't have done it without them. That's what you should have said dude
For some reason I doubt that dudes first language is English and he did admit without them he would be stuck on the streets.
Oh and u have been homeless have you? A night or a few months is all u need? Huh? Ignorant all mighty highness please don’t waste your time on us Poor people we don’t need lessons to express how we feel about the help we get.
You have no idea ....
Clueless priveliged twat
I think u are little dick man.I bet ur ancestor's arent from the us.
They look Cambodian but sound and talk as American as they do. Hope they can come to terms with their situation.
Your sentence have left me speechless
Really?
What the other millions american descendent of europe??? 😫
I think it isnt for minor crime. I believe it has to be a felony crime.
Nope. smallest thing and they had a reason to kick you out. It even said in beginning , that the majority had only minor misdemeanors
matador5135 they *where trouble makers, this video makes it very apparent these two individuals with jobs and families are not the children who got arrested years ago... idk what delusion makes you think your still the same person you where then you where 10-20..... we all grow... u should too
Yes, people don't go to prison for a minor crime.
Nope, it could be a unpaid parking ticket.
what is the difference between a felony and a minor crime?
Not exiled. Deported. Big difference. Glad they're gone.
Sad, because you had a chance to live again in a great country and you blew it!!! My father came from Cambodia in 1979 and had a nickel in his pocket and he worked every single day with no off day for almost 40 years until he's retired recently. Here in America, the land of opportunity and if you work hard, you're make it.... just don't commit any crime and live humbled and follow the rules just like everyone else!
The urban lifestyle is a big influence in these young men. From the "gangsta accent" to the street names. Must be a culture shock to be dropped in a country you know nothing about
Dude, that guy should've been in the hospital like a month ago
I know this is a harsh punishment but I feel like this law should be mandated for new immigrants especially in the US. Like driving, it’s a privilege to drive and to be a citizen should be the same. This keeps people on the right track and try’s hard to not commit any crimes.
The takeaway for legal US residents who are not citizens is: apply for citizenship as soon as possible (before getting in trouble with the laws). If these deported folks became citizens, they would still be living in the USA.
I bet they used to live in Stockton, California? 😅
Why? Because they speak like blacks?
Long Beach!
@Сперти за правду Hmongs have taken over..
Nah Bronx. Long Beach, or Lowell Mass probably, as these are home to the Cambodians that fled the Khmer Rouge.
Brooo hahaha 😆 might be wrong but his accent was very spot on with Californians
If you commit crimes then I'm all for deporting, just wish Australia would deport criminals more often
Oma opa ironic, as Australia began as a country of criminals deported from Britain.
The criminals in Australia should be deported to an island to colonize it. They may be able to colonize it into another country. Imagine a country that was founded by deported criminals. That would be insane!
Hollie Moodie Hello, Australia (and America) were both founded by deported criminals. Criminals were deported from Great Britian to Australia and/or America. Many movies/books document this.
True. If they're not citizens and if they commit serious crimes, they should be deported. Citizenship confers both rights and responsibilities and the duty of an elected government is to first and foremost protect the citizens who elected it to power.
@@BAngel54 then they would and should know about it first hand then right
Are people supposed to feel sorry for these criminals?
And who ask you to feel sorry for us?
+1Ronin 187 No one did. You need to work on your reading and comprehension skills.
J Calhoun it's sad that people got low blows. I bet u gets no ass lol
LOL... look at videos pleading for you guys' return to the U.S. That's not just asking but begging for pity.
Nah, not supposed to feel sorry. Just entertained.
I have a great idea. How about you don't become a criminal and then you can stay in the US. What a crazy thought!
Vention MGTOW ...you are a legend. So happy to come across your comment...MGTOW forever
4 of my friends killed themselves behind being the threat of being deported to Cambodia.
what did they do to get said warning or action against them
13:34 What was the story about you getting deported?
"I think I made a mistake. I became a bad boy. Was like a gangster and all that"...all he did was extort money under threat of violence...what does he expect?
i can tell you’re annoying
@@k.8253 I don't understand to what you are alluding, please clarify.
"Only committed minor crimes" This is the crap that makes the general public angry. Tell the victims that the crimes were "only minor". Any crime is serious. Any crime for a non citizen is grounds for deportation. If they were "good Americans" , they would have obeyed the laws and be grateful for the opportunity to live in the greatest country on earth.
And the left is all spun up over trump kicking them out, as if Trump started it all...Every President has done this.. But because Trump does it they complain.
🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 America First!
@@craigslistrro709 As it clearway stated, W. Bush kicked him out. Note that the posting of this video is early 2016. Trump became president in 2017. I do not trust any political party or politicians. Have a great day. ( I am in my 60s and surely more cynical than you. That is the way it goes. Really the only heroes are your family and friends. We all realize that eventually.) Take care. (W. Bush started the program and it has continued.) I know you like Trump. But previous presidents also deserve credit for this particular program. There were deportations under Obama, though probably not as much as you wish. Be happy. Have a great day.
@Maui Caui Well said.
@Maui Caui Even non-native citizen is not going to be deported. The only grounds for it is if they find out you had lied on your citizenship application.
Great video, thank you ❤
feel sorry for their parents who wanted their kid to have a better life but the kid dnt understand . So I think they deserve it now they know what their parents would have gone through to give these guys for a better life .
"Robbery" and "selling drugs" are not "minor crimes", Mr. Reporter.
this is mentally devastating to leave your old life behind.
What life would that be? I'll trade with someone whose been forced out of the USA. They can have my citizenship if they want.
Word of advice. If you’re living in a country that doesn’t recognize you as a legal citizen, it’s best not to commit any crimes whatsoever that could potentially cause you to get deported.
Did he have to do the whole interview shirtless?
its probably really hot, no AC
How could he show off his gang tattoo with his shirt on?
buy him some and send them
It's hard to make a living in Cambodia. But if you have sufficient pension or other independent financial support, Cambodia is a great place to live, in Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, or Battambang.
If you need to keep active, there are many NGOs you can volunteer for.
I arrive Phnom Penh on 2 September. If I like I will definitely stay.
Think before you act
Ty Ly: thinking is harder than you think...
Okay if you get a speeding ticket go back to England where your ancestors came from 😂💯
@@etahnestell7340 What rubbish. He wasn't deported for getting a speeding ticket.
@@etahnestell7340 that may actually take the cake of todays dumb assery sorry to whomever i called king idiot i believe the true heir has arrived
Fucker
That gangster dude was so confused at the plot twist that unfolded, getting sent to Cambodia, that he went straight, homie was ready to die for the life but not be a farmer
Wow America really dropped the ball on letting these respectable gentleman go.
"respectable gentleman" my ass. these scumbags are criminals, doesn't matter if it's misdemeanor or felony, you break the law you gotta go.
Lol
tootsie|troll® you are so slow, he was being sarcastic
@@ninja.saywhat agreed.
I remember when one of my friends growing up was Cambodian and i was like damn i never met a Cambodian before 🤔🤔
I'm glad they helping them, hopelly they soon get on they're feet.
Karma’s a bitch! You don’t listen to your parents, you’re friends your teacher’s.
Is that monk dude from long beach CA because you can clearly tell from his slanguage accent lol
Monk should grow up and forget about Big I am, he’s got a good wife and kid . Man up and paint that house DIY you know. All the best though
I was just listening to the video in the background and I swear it was 2 disadvantaged black men that somehow got returned accidentally to Cambodia...the gangsta monk walk....that's what made me look and see they were Asian!
Education wasn’t a priority for many Khmer refugees.
I will do my very best to help you guys ASAP and so grateful they got a big brother Monk B . May god bless him with baskets full of fishes and bread to feed the entire village. And may they be cure from all bad things health and wealth .
You are pretty good in English. You can be a teacher and teach your people there and they can learn how speak good English there.
so he got deported. USA should do this with many bums
@@Boogie1904 Citizenship confers rights and responsibilities. Non citizens must follow the law of the land. Illegals are just that, illegals and should certainly be deported, especially criminal illegals.
Cambodia ain’t too bad of a place these days! I can’t imagine they would want to come back after having a lovely wife and family
Who’s watching this in 2019 and Trump is the president..
Any update on this?
Lol Dude --- update--- that's what i wanna know too
Gosh! This is so sad. I’m glad they were both able to turn their situations into something better. It’s nice that their parents will send them money if they need anything. I’m also happy that they haven’t turned into targets for people who want money. It’s easy to become a target when you have connections to someone living in a developed country because these people often think everyone is rich out there.
You wouldn't say the same thing if one of them rob or threaten you. They got deported for a reason.
I like the way he talks. So chill.
The American government Should help these guys out give them a second chance
Mirza Khan ..no second chance..smarty pants 🤣😂😎
Hell no
I was born a white boy in the U.S.A. from my earliest memories, I was taught that being an American citizen is a privilege. I am also a heroin addict (clean for years) I felt the world owed me something, it doesn't. If you are given an opportunity and you exploit the shit out of it, you might just get sent back where you came from. I hope you guys figure it out, it is in your hands.
Johnny Holmes -
We don't know one another, nevertheless after reading your post I feel happy for you. I am sure the battle of addiction, amongst whatever else you were enduring must have been horrendous, but you did It! It speaks volumes of good and strength about your character!
@@marystar6021 thank you, I love the praise, lol. But really, people need to learn, unfortunately some need to learn faster than others, (in cases like these) But when you are handed the opportunity of a lifetime and beyond, seize it. Your children and their children will benefit.
Life is going to be rough for a bit, but the payoff is unimaginable.
The only difference is you weren't exiled away from your family and only life you've known to learn your lesson.
The biggest criminals wear suits and ties, not tattoos
1)Be a law abiding citizen in your host country. Don’t be a criminal ANYWHERE.
2)Don’t take things for granted.
3) Understand and appreciate the privilege and opportunity you and your family were given to go to another country to restart & reinvent yourself.
4)Get their citizenship and be a good citizen.
5)If you get deported...you still have an opportunity to reinvent yourself, do well, be a good citizen and live a criminal free life.
Looking at the tattoos on your body is similar to the MS13 criminal gang of El Salvador in South America. When you lived in the US, you joined the MS13 or Sinaloa Cartel in the US, so the US deported you to Cambodia where you came from.
Someone who speaks with a plastic gangsta accent and calls themselves 'Wicked', shouldn't be surprised when the government sees them as a problem and takes the chance to make that problem go away
Word Up! LOL
They are Cambodian born that had the chance to make a success in America instead they broke the law and were deported back home whats the big deal?
My cousins friend was sent back Bc he got arrested too many times . It still happens today
Is there a program like this in laos?????? I'm look for my friend who got red flaged.....
Good, they went to Cambodia! They can work hard and fish, plant, harvest Food! True cambodian.
When i read these comments it really disappoints me to see that there is no humanity or compassion out there.
It's as if smug self-righteousness, and the instant denouncement or dehumanisation of anyone who's considered to be 'inferior', has become fashionable these days...
Ben L I COMPLETELY agree with you... It’s sad. We are all immigrants as far as I’m concerned. So many “Americans” in America doing bad things but they can’t be deported. I don’t know, this is one of those things that makes for horrible table talk...
Playing chess to keep the mind sharp and at peace in a rough world.
It's what relaxes me.
The world doesn't see it like we do; just having U.S. citizenship doesn't make you American.
U.S citizenship and U.S residency are 2 different things
I had no idea this was happening. And during the Clinton & Obama administration as well as Bush's? So why is everyone so hard on President Trump?
Monk B said he was a resident alien - that means he was born outside the US - most likely Cambodia.
@mrbobbilly Permanent resident is a green card holder and NOT a citizen. You are a legal resident but you can still get kicked out if they want you out. He would still be back home if his parents got their citizenship before he turned 18 or if he applied for it.
cause he is a white straight male with a religion
@mrbobbilly he never deported anyone on that ban thats a lie he stopped immigration from those countries which have high terrorist ties
I wish we could see their rap sheet.
SALUTE TO HOLLY BRADFORD
Just bc it deported doesn't mean u have to stay in ur home country right? If I was in his shoes I would move.
I've been a usa lawful resident since the early 90's living in Florida with no issues became citizen in 2013 with a marijuana misdemeanor, Felons might have a harder time especially now 🐉
Alot of these people were deported for commiting crimes. Keep that in mind.
Well done America, I wish England would follow suit!
Lol England ain't shit
my uncle (Cambodian) also almost got deported after he got the police called. Went to court and had to pay a huge fine just to stay
With english proficiency, you have very good advantage in securing a job. Life won't be easy. Then again, you are starting in a new country.
And have a wife and child. They are Blessings
I have my personal opinions about this situation as I myself are from Laos, my parents immigrated here. He could take advantage of what he has learned in the States and come up real good in Cambodia. His family could invest in him, especially his parents, and purchase land and build a farm. Possibilities are endless with someone with an education.
You think these gangsta want to work on a farm? Not surprise if they are back doing the same crime.
Asians don't have that mentality, especially Cambodian or Laosian, they have the mentality of communists.
Only Caucasians have that brilliant mentality. I am Asian and Asians are very poor in planning and innovations.
That’s really mean to turn someone’s life upside down without considering the detrimental effects on the persons brain and wellbeing. Heartless
They were the ones that choose the wrong path..no one pushed them to go into crime actions..now dont cry and face the consecuences without blaming others ,but yourself..
If you are going to commit crime in ones country then....
🤷♀️
Oh my, consequences for actions, imagine that.
My situation is even worse. They tried to deport me to a country my grandparents
hadn't been to since the Manchu Dynasty due to the Chinese Exclusion Act.
lmao explain? i doubt that lolo
@@stuart4341 Fact Check: Chinese Exclusion Act enforced in Philippines from 1898 - 1973. Emperor of China overthrown in 1911 by Nationalists. Sorry dude, I'm right, you're wrong. LOL
@@videoskyaholic wow that's quite interesting thanks for sharing
@@stuart4341 You're welcome. Cambodians aren't alone with this problem. Adopted Koreans were also deported due to mix up with immigration papers. Most can't speak Korean. Some Koreans are stuck in Japan since 1925 and stateless.
We should have the same policy here, don't play by our rules bye bye
Funny thing just because you are a permanent residents doesn’t mean you are a legal citizen. The problem is their parents never help them applied for a citizenship.
I can here to the US at the age of 3 and got my citizenship at the age of 12 and I actually had to apply for it.
👍Bless Holly Bradford. 💞
If you have a DWI deport. If you are gang related deport. If you had killed someone before deport. If you stole deport. Etc.
every green card holder should be file for citizenship
These people were returned to the country of which they’re citizens. If you commit crimes where you’re a guest, you need to leave.
If a guest in your own home crosses a line, they’ll be asked to leave. Common sense.
Theres so much xenophobia here.