Maybe, if the people are not educated enough to know requesting asylum requires they get a hearing.It’s legal.
Maybe, if the people are not educated enough to know requesting asylum requires they get a hearing.It’s legal.
Over half the people deported to Columbia had no criminal records. They were guilty of not being white enough.
They were guilty of not being white enough.
Maybe, if the people are not educated enough to know requesting asylum requires they get a hearing.
Maybe, if the people are not educated enough to know requesting asylum requires they get a hearing.
Some are US citizens. Being arrested for being an illegal alien does not mean that you are an illegal alien, or even that you are not a US citizen.They are not US citizens, are they?
If you get arrested as an illegal alien, are you an illegal alien? Or are you a US citizen arrested as an illegal alien? Does the arrest magically take away your citizenship?Is that right, vacationer?
You want them pronounced guilty without a trial?They were guilty of illegal entry into the U.S. You deviants just can't admit that.
The law historically requires them to wait in the USA, if they are already here.Where does the law require the applicant to wait for the results, Brad?
The law historically requires them to wait in the USA, if they are already here.
If you get arrested as an illegal alien, are you an illegal alien? Or are you a US citizen arrested as an illegal alien? Does the arrest magically take away your citizenship?
They were in the US illegally and had no right to be here. Let them apply to re enter legally.Over half the people deported to Columbia had no criminal records. They were guilty of not being white enough.
Columbia says non of them were criminals and some wer pregnant women. Well do we trust Columbia to tell us the truth? NOPE! A deporting pregnant women back to their home before they have babies in the US is a GREAT IDEA.Over half the people deported to Columbia had no criminal records. They were guilty of not being white enough.
They were in the US illegally and had no right to be here. Let them apply to re enter legally.
The Constitution says innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. In other words, they need to prove you are not a US citizen in court before they can deport you.What do the applicable laws say?
Or so the prosecution claims.They were in the US illegally and had no right to be here. Let them apply to re enter legally.
The Constitution says innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. In other words, they need to prove you are not a US citizen in court before they can deport you.
If we arrest you for being here illegally, should you be allowed a court hearing to defend yourself, or should we just deport you?
Likely so. Oh WellMaybe their previous deportation will count against them.