Vandalshandle
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/----//----/ Tell us how the Bill of Rights applies to illegals in our country.Federal judge blocks Texas' tough 'sanctuary cities' law
I feel sorry for the Texas legislature, having had a setback in their efforts to dismantle the Bill of Rights of the US constitution....
Jesus Christ, do I have to teach 8th grade Civics to every RW nut on this board? The Bill of Rights applies to everyone on American soil UNTIL a court of law has ruled that a person is an illegal alien. Constitutionally, no one but a court of law can distinguish an illegal alien from an American citizen.
Illegal immigrants don’t share all of the rights held by citizens -- for example, they can’t vote in state and national elections.
And Fordham law professor Jennifer Gordon said that some undocumented immigrants get almost no due process in removal proceedings.
In 1996, Congress created expedited removal for undocumented immigrants without a hearing. Initially it only applied at the U.S. border. Then it was expanded to within 100 miles of a border for undocumented immigrants who had been in the country less than 14 days.
C ell, must you always post about things that you know nothing about? Nobody is an illegal immigrant until convicted in a court of law:
Detainees Sentenced in Seconds in ‘Streamline’ Justice on Border
As for that are apprehended close to the border without a trail, they can only do that if the detainee AGREES to it.