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Merged Due process in the US

thaiboxerken said:
I'm trying to figure out how the government identifies if someone is a citizen or not without using a due process. Shouldn't everyone be allowed to prove their citizenship when questioned? I know that most Americans do not carry their passport or birth certificate with them.
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You consult this helpful colour scale (courtest of the Norwegian adaptation of 'Have I Got News For You').
 
Patterns are funny things. Mystics tend to see the patterns they imagine or invent as meaningful information about the universe, while the apologists for the obvious deny any patterns at all. If you can't point to a written memo, the fact that brown people are the ones who get deported, or that "random" TSA checks just happen to occur entirely to people with foreign birthplaces, hey, it's just the way the coin flipped.
 
What due process?

White House considering suspending habeas corpus, Stephen Miller says.

They are ahead of schedule. I didn't have this happening until the end of the year at the earliest.

Stephen Miller, President Trump's top policy adviser, said Friday the White House is exploring the option of suspending habeas corpus, the constitutional provision that protects from unlawful detainment.

What he's saying: "The Constitution is clear," Miller told reporters outside the White House. "The privilege of the writ of habeas corpus can be suspended in a time of invasion. So, to say that's an option we're actively looking at ... a lot of it depends on whether the courts do the right thing or not."
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JayUtah said:
It's not like traffic actually moves during rush hour on I-5 anyway.


"Time, place, and manner" restrictions have been repeatedly upheld. The restrictions have to be purpose-neutral and strongly connected to a legitimate government purpose. The standard of review is strict scrutiny. Protecting the rights of non-assemblants, for example, is legitimate. Permits, for example, allow a government to put its operatives on notice for the practical side effects of an assembly.
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A good example of a legit restriction is you cannot go through a resisdential neighborhood at two o clock in the morning in a truck with loudspeakers blaring your policial rant at full blast.
And if a peaceful rally turns violent for whatever reason, it can legally be broken up.
 


I have moved 99 posts to AAH because they were bickering

Stay on topic, and remember that the topic isn't other posters

Replying to this modbox in thread will be off topic  Posted By: jimbob


EDIT: I had split the thread but had left it in USA politics by mistake. Apologies for that.
 
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Lukraak_Sisser said:
Well, by defending someone claimed to be a criminal (without any proof), Democrats are clearly criminals and thus can be arrested at will for the crime of being a Democrat. The Erdogan / Putin textbook on how to stay in power.
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I think there's a slightly earlier example you could have used..

Mind you, I don't know why they're going to such efforts, Democrats are opposing King Donald I, that by definition is treason so hangings too good for them and drawing & quartering will need to be invoked as well. How much can we get off our tariffs if we let him ship the Tower of London to Mar-a-Lago brick by brick?
 
P.J. Denyer said:
I think there's a slightly earlier example you could have used..

Mind you, I don't know why they're going to such efforts, Democrats are opposing King Donald I, that by definition is treason so hangings too good for them and drawing & quartering will need to be invoked as well. How much can we get off our tariffs if we let him ship the Tower of London to Mar-a-Lago brick by brick?
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Sure, but the resident Trump voters get upset when you point out the parallels to the earlier example and the current US president.
 
Great! It so happens that because my car is small and hard to find in parking lots, I put a little yellow Pikachu on its radio antenna (something I found on the pavement one day, might have been a fancy eraser). The top of the antenna is often the only thing I can see behind even the hood of a current full sized pickup truck! Now I can say it's a secret sign of solidarity! Go resistance!
 
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