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You may not like it, but once in the USA, all of the migrants have the same Constitutional protection you have.
In particular, the 14th Amendment states:
"..... shall not deprive any person of life, liberty, or property without due process of law; and must guarantee all persons equal protection of the laws..."
All persons, not just citizens. What due process of law did DeSantis use to move the refugee claimants?
I'm sure they meant "citizens" by persons but I'm not going to argue that point right now.
DeSantis got permission from these "migrants" to move them out of the state. What due process would have been in place?
Dems are not getting any votes out of illegal migrants. They can't vote and their anchor babies in 10 to 25 years from now are not going to care about the politics of today. They will vote based on what is happening in their own time, not what their parents told them used to be. That whole voting mishegoss is a narrative created by the right to scare Republicans into hating migrants.
Quite the assumption, but please do explain why these immigrants won’t be able to vote in the future?
Apple as don’t fall from the tree. To assume they won’t care is hilarious.
Nah, we’re simply into legal migration. Also funny how the border was left open during a pandemic. Unvetted, untested, unvaxxed folks that were exempt from getting the shot is great stuff.
They’re better off in Dem areas that say they want them. They’re being treated excellent…and there’s always the choice to stay home or leave.
You may not like it, but once in the USA, all of the migrants have the same Constitutional protection you have.
In particular, the 14th Amendment states:
"..... shall not deprive any person of life, liberty, or property without due process of law; and must guarantee all persons equal protection of the laws..."
All persons, not just citizens. What due process of law did DeSantis use to move the refugee claimants?
In the US we jail suspected criminals before they officially have their case heard in court. We can easily apply that same standard to asylum seekers - they are put in temporary detention until their cases are heard. Instead of allowing them free into the country and hoping they show up to their hearings.
Or the family of the deputy who was just killed in a hit and run by an illegal imigrant operating a front-end loader.
"According to Pinellas Sheriff Bob Gualtieri, Deputy Michael Hartwick, 51, was killed when he was struck by a front-end loader being driven by a construction worker just after 10:30 p.m. Thursday night.
The suspect was initially believed to be Victor Vasquez-Real by deputies. The individual allegedly involved was later identified as a 32-year-old undocumented immigrant named Juan Ariel Molina-Salles, Gualtieri said during a press conference on Friday afternoon.
Gualtieri said that Molina-Salles had entered the country illegally in October of 2021 in Eagle Pass, Texas, was caught at border and sent back to Mexico, and came back through the Texas border, and has been in the Bay area since March of this year."
I'm sure they meant "citizens" by persons but I'm not going to argue that point right now.
DeSantis got permission from these "migrants" to move them out of the state. What due process would have been in place?
No, they did not, because the sentence before that they did reference "citizen", and purposely left it out of the next sentence. If not, even legal immigrants would be denied rights.
Why don't you Google it? Then you can pick the news source of your choice to read.
YOU made a claim that migrants were coerced by DeSantis to get in the plane and then YOU asked other people to prove your own claim?
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