No. Any government can order them deported.
US supreme court rules Trump has ‘absolute immunity’ for official acts
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ExpressLane
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They put a 71 y.o. Jill but not a hot Melania.
ExpressLane
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They can't jail them though.
volsrock1
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deported but not arrested and charged/jailed
Top-level ambassadors and their immediate deputies can commit crimes — from littering to murder — and remain immune from prosecution in the U.S. courts. In addition, they cannot be arrested or compelled to testify in court.
ExpressLane
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The definition of an official act will result in going to court for each case. This ruling gave Trump lifetime immunity.
No law prevents them from prosecution. It is just an agreement between nations.
ExpressLane
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Biden went after Trump. So Biden's a fascist.
NakedHunterBiden
“It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown”
volsrock1
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Top-level ambassadors and their immediate deputies can commit crimes — from littering to murder — and remain immune from prosecution in the U.S. courts. In addition, they cannot be arrested or compelled to testify in court.
ExpressLane
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NakedHunterBiden
“It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown”
RIP trump
Nothing in US law grants criminal immunity based on status of being a diplomat.
But not keeping there when those powers end.
Do you think that made sense? It does not.
Nothing expresslane says makes sense.
volsrock1
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Top-level ambassadors and their immediate deputies can commit crimes — from littering to murder — and remain immune from prosecution in the U.S. courts. In addition, they cannot be arrested or compelled to testify in court.
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Is Diplomatic Immunity a 'License to Kill?'
What is the policy of diplomatic immunity? Does it really provide foreign diplomats with a way to 'get away with murder?'
As a result of their title, diplomats are exempt from being prosecuted by the state in open court when they are suspected to be guilty of a crime. Not only are these agents free from the criminal jurisdiction of the state, they are also immune from administrative and civil jurisdiction.
Diplomatic immunity - Wikipedia
Just agreement between nations. Sorry, cite the US Constitution on this.Top-level ambassadors and their immediate deputies can commit crimes — from littering to murder — and remain immune from prosecution in the U.S. courts. In addition, they cannot be arrested or compelled to testify in court.
Is Diplomatic Immunity a 'License to Kill?'
What is the policy of diplomatic immunity? Does it really provide foreign diplomats with a way to 'get away with murder?'www.thoughtco.com
As a result of their title, diplomats are exempt from being prosecuted by the state in open court when they are suspected to be guilty of a crime. Not only are these agents free from the criminal jurisdiction of the state, they are also immune from administrative and civil jurisdiction.
Diplomatic immunity - Wikipedia
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