Which is why nobody should be deported there.
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This is the stupid ◊◊◊◊ you say that's got people yelling at you. Before long, you'll look the other way when someone gets deported for petty theft or violating curfew.
A fundamental issue here is that you have chosen to adopt the dishonest framing of those who are working to sabotage the US by invoking any of this. That's not to say that the concerns have no place or are unworthy of discussion, of course, but their place for airing can only reasonably be after due process is secured. Due process is exactly what's in question and is exactly what's being argued must be secured, though, which is why you're meeting so much opposition when you're dragging up stuff like this as if it served as anything other than cover for those trying to effectively remove the right to due process from all of us.
He's gonna rendition them.
Indeed, right there at the bottom of the chapter. I stand corrected, thank you. The punishments apply "upon conviction," which of course invokes due process requirements.
Or they could just look up the history of Manzanar, a reminder that the USA isn't above sending its own citizens to concentration camps.
The U.S. kidnapped him and sent him to a country where he is likely to be tortured and/or killed, in violation of the Constitution and a court ruling specifically in his favor. Sounds like quite a lot of harm.
That does not end the process or extinguish the legal obligation.
He arrived here illegally. That is not per se a crime, nor per se evidence of intent to commit a crime or to behave in any way immorally or unlawfully.
So did Elon Musk. I guess we should send him to El Salvador without a trial too.
Straw man, and irrelevant. One need not claim asylum in order to obtain court orders in one's favor preventing specific actions.
The word she missed was "wilfully". And this legislation is to do with immigration and immigrants. Context matters.
Come on now. The president did not exceed his authority and invent a new crime. The criminal penalties are spelled out in the relevant law. The Press Secretary spoke truthfully to the public. Nothing in what she said, nor in the EO she refers to, suggests bypassing due process. In fact there are several passages in the EO that suggest the opposite. @Tero , take note.
I have never said he deserves anything other than Due Process. That is the only thing he clearly deserves.
Agreed.
Agreed. However, that hasn't stopped the U.S. from ignoring due process guarantees, which is what this thread is about. In fact, as I understand it, Mr. Abrego Garcia was, in fact, a registered alien, which is how he got the protective order in his case.
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You have no evidence that he paid income tax. Day laborers who solicit work at Home Depot are paid in cash and its all off the books.
