We’re Finally Seeing the “Evidence” Against the Migrants Deported by Trump. It’s Unbelievable.

That’s a lie. They ruled in 2019 that he had PROTECTION from deportation

Stop lying
I’m not you are, I provided the link, you continue to ignore it. There was a deportation order, the court said he could be deported anywhere but El Salvador, due to his illegal behavior
 
I’m not you are, I provided the link, you continue to ignore it. There was a deportation order, the court said he could be deported anywhere but El Salvador, due to his illegal behavior
He had protection from deportation to El Salvador

Where did this incompetent administration deport him to?

Yeah. El Salvador. In violation of the court order YOU. Posted
 
All temporarily. What is impossible is a permanent closure. $3 billion worth of durable goods traverse the border each day, thousands of people work on one side, live on the other, plus all the other traffic, it can't be stopped at least not permanently, and that is what i meant.
Nothing is impossible with Trump as president. Closing our boarders, a military invasion of Greenland, unemployment over 5%, seizing the Panama Canal, inflation of 10%, a worldwide recession, suspension of the constitution, and a Trump coronation. All things are possible as long as you have faith in the savior.
 
Someone waiting for a court date to determine their asylum status is not an “illegal”
Didn't Trump abolish immigration courts transferring due process to ICE.
 
He had protection from deportation to El Salvador

Where did this incompetent administration deport him to?

Yeah. El Salvador. In violation of the court order YOU. Posted
Yeah. But the order was to deport him. Why wasn’t he already deported?
 
Breaking news on a certain news channel.....

Trump just won at Scotus. Rapid deportations are legal.
 
They are if they came to the country illegally. They may be paroled at the discretion of ICE or DOJ, but they’re still illegal.


Yes, it is all at the discretion of ICE since Donald Trump has suspended your right to due process and our immigration laws. ICE is judge, jury, and executioner. There is no due process. What does that mean? An ICE agent can stop you on the street, claim you are illegally in the country and you will be detained. Claiming you are a US citizen, that you have done nothing wrong means nothing. You will be detained. You may or may not be allowed a lawyer or a hearing. That depends on whether ICE believes you should have one.
 
Breaking news on a certain news channel.....

Trump just won at Scotus. Rapid deportations are legal.
Not quite. The court also ruled that that going forward, that the people should receive notice they are subject to the act and an opportunity to have their removal reviewed by the federal court where they are being detained. That allows each and every person scheduled for deportation under the act , their day in court. a shred of due process which will not make Trump happy. No more late night mass deportations.
 
Not quite. The court also ruled that that going forward, that the people should receive notice they are subject to the act and an opportunity to have their removal reviewed by the federal court where they are being detained. That allows each and every person schedule for deportation, their day in court. a shred of due process which will not make Trump happy.
Ends judge shopping. Review won't be a big deal.
Trump will deal with it.

Looks like Garcia is a dead issue too.
 
We provide a full range of rights and liberties to our own.

We provide the same for outsiders whom we have allowed to come onto our soil with our permission.

We owe nothing in particular to outsiders whom are here WITHOUT our prior express permission.


All they will get is pro forma going-through-the-motions shortcut-caliber basics as we send them packing.

This is merely a matter of interpreting the Constitution in favor of border and immigration control and national sovereignty.

And you-and-yours are not going to stop the implementation of that approach anytime soon. :itsok:
The Constitution does not limit due process protections only to citizens or to those who are here "with permission." The Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments use the term "person", not "citizen," and the Supreme Court has consistently interpreted this to mean everyone within U.S. borders--including undocumented immigrants.


Whether someone is here legally or not is irrelevant to this point: due process is a constitutional guarantee that applies to all persons within the jurisdiction of the United States. This has been upheld in landmark rulings such as Zadvydas v. Davis and Yick Wo v. Hopkins, both of which affirm that constitutional protections extend to all within our borders.

Your argument about "shortcut-caliber basics" and "permission" is a mischaracterization--essentially a strawman. The law does allow for expedited procedures in immigration matters, but those procedures must still conform to basic due process requirements, including notice and the opportunity to be heard.

So no, due process is not contingent on prior permission to be here. It is contingent on presence within U.S. jurisdiction. That’s not an opinion--it’s settled constitutional law.
 
Due Process - Translation: Lets flood the US with illegals, then rely on the benevolence of the American people to slow the process of deporting them down to the point of where trying to do it is useless.
Due process means that Trump and Elon are Hitler and should die, along with health care CEO's and any police officer that arrests a black man cuz they are systemically racist without so much as a trial.

That is what the Left calls due process.
 
Due process means that Trump and Elon are Hitler and should die, along with health care CEO's and any police officer that arrests a black man cuz they are systemically racist without so much as a trial.

That is what the Left calls due process.
Exactly, Tesla owners' cars should be burned, preferably with the owners and their families inside. That's due process.
 
The Constitution does not limit due process protections only to citizens or to those who are here "with permission." The Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments use the term "person", not "citizen," and the Supreme Court has consistently interpreted this to mean everyone within U.S. borders--including undocumented immigrants.


Whether someone is here legally or not is irrelevant to this point: due process is a constitutional guarantee that applies to all persons within the jurisdiction of the United States. This has been upheld in landmark rulings such as Zadvydas v. Davis and Yick Wo v. Hopkins, both of which affirm that constitutional protections extend to all within our borders.

Your argument about "shortcut-caliber basics" and "permission" is a mischaracterization--essentially a strawman. The law does allow for expedited procedures in immigration matters, but those procedures must still conform to basic due process requirements, including notice and the opportunity to be heard.

So no, due process is not contingent on prior permission to be here. It is contingent on presence within U.S. jurisdiction. That’s not an opinion--it’s settled constitutional law.
Your CRIMINAL TERRORIST ILLEGAL ALIEN FRIEND isn't coming back, rumphole.
But I suggest you keep up your crying about it all the way to the midterms, PLEASE!!!!! :113:
 
The Constitution does not limit due process protections only to citizens or to those who are here "with permission." The Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments use the term "person", not "citizen," and the Supreme Court has consistently interpreted this to mean everyone within U.S. borders--including undocumented immigrants.


Whether someone is here legally or not is irrelevant to this point: due process is a constitutional guarantee that applies to all persons within the jurisdiction of the United States. This has been upheld in landmark rulings such as Zadvydas v. Davis and Yick Wo v. Hopkins, both of which affirm that constitutional protections extend to all within our borders.

Your argument about "shortcut-caliber basics" and "permission" is a mischaracterization--essentially a strawman. The law does allow for expedited procedures in immigration matters, but those procedures must still conform to basic due process requirements, including notice and the opportunity to be heard.

So no, due process is not contingent on prior permission to be here. It is contingent on presence within U.S. jurisdiction. That’s not an opinion--it’s settled constitutional law.
Yet all we heard from Kamala is Congress needed to act to curb the immigration crisis, the entire time pretending to want to curb the immigration crisis

But Trump showed us the real truth. You don't need Congress; you just need a new President.

Illegal immigration went from all-time highs under Biden to all-time lows, and Congress did absolutely NOTHING.

Ignore the laws on the books that is supposed to prevent illegal immigration and the federal laws giving Trump the right to deport them all you want, and hide behind activist judge precedents all you want.

We don't give a damn.
 
Yes, it is all at the discretion of ICE since Donald Trump has suspended your right to due process and our immigration laws. ICE is judge, jury, and executioner. There is no due process. What does that mean? An ICE agent can stop you on the street, claim you are illegally in the country and you will be detained. Claiming you are a US citizen, that you have done nothing wrong means nothing. You will be detained. You may or may not be allowed a lawyer or a hearing. That depends on whether ICE believes you should have one.
From the slow pace of Trump's deportations, we know that they are not doing that. The worst of the worst criminals and gang members are being located and surgically removed.

Expedicted Removal has existed since the previous century. What you said above about the powers of ICE to deport illegals applied then as well as it does now. Donald Trump did not suspend anything, congress did and decades ago.

Why are you only complaining about it now, and not during Obama and Biden's mass roundups ahead of elections?
 
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