The constitution grants them no such rights, nor should it. THINK
If you say that any one group of people does not have rights in the US, and that the executive can just treat them arbitrarily and remove them without trial, you are opening up a can of worms. What are you going to do when the executive declares a citizen "illegal" and tries to remove them? Tell it to the judge? Whoops, you removed that step! Literally you are giving the executive the right to remove anyone they want, and just trusting on their good will.
You failed (again) to answer the questions there, tardboy. But you see, stupid fuck, they get all of those rights.
Stupid fuck, how do you even make it through the day?
Yes we grant illegals a lot of rights, but the constitution does not mandate we do so. THINK
Calling a spade a spade, ignoramus. You don't know the Constitution from shit OR shinola
Look up the meaning of jurisdiction in law..
Here's a hint.. NO OTHER COUNTRY'S LAWS APPLY IN THE US.
Calling a spade a spade, ignoramus. You don't know the Constitution from shit OR shinola
Your ignorance is painful for onlookers.. The issue is jurisdiction.. The US has jurisdiction over anyone on US soil... and NO OTHER COUNTRY'S LAWS APPLY.
When charged with a crime, they don't get a trial by jury? Double jeopardy doesn't apply? They don't have the right to remain silent? They can't practice their religion?
You just can't get it thru your head that US jurisdiction applies to everyone on US soil EXCEPT foreign ambassadors.
In Reno v. Flores (1993) Justice Scalia wrote "it is well established that the 5th Amendment entitles aliens to due process of law in deportation proceedings."
The Constitution usually refers to "people" and "person" and not citizens.
If you say that any one group of people does not have rights in the US, and that the executive can just treat them arbitrarily and remove them without trial, you are opening up a can of worms.
Duhh. But Libs hate the const.
but he's right on this, why do you insist on being ignorant in public, day after day.
mind boggling