Who do they round up for the deportation?

IBDaMann said:
Yes. This is something that you can research on your own. Go to a court on which such is decided; see how they do it. Most such cases are open to the public.
Are you asking who makes determinations in a court of law? If it's not a jury, then it is a judge. Shouldn't you already know these answers? To their home country.
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Poor Brad.
 
IBDaMann said:
Yes.


This is something that you can research on your own. Go to a court on which such is decided; see how they do it. Most such cases are open to the public.


Are you asking who makes determinations in a court of law? If it's not a jury, then it is a judge.

Shouldn't you already know these answers?


To their home country.
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All legit answers, what people do we take to court to determine their status? On what basis do we begin such an investigation?

Who will pay for the huge expansion of the court system that will be required to process so many millions of deportation cases?

Where will those charged live while awaiting such a legal decision? Will they be entitled to a lawyer? Who will pay the lawyers?

How will we determine the country of origin?
 
Jarod said:
All legit answers, what people do we take to court to determine their status? On what basis do we begin such an investigation?

Who will pay for the huge expansion of the court system that will be required to process so many millions of deportation cases?

Where will those charged live while awaiting such a legal decision? Will they be entitled to a lawyer? Who will pay the lawyers?

How will we determine the country of origin?
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Why do you nitwits think of the most asinine scenarios?

There is not need for lawyers. You don't have proof of being here legally get the hell out.

Country of origin? Who gives a shit? Get the hell.out. You don't have to go home but you can't stay here
 
Jarod said:
All legit answers, what people do we take to court to determine their status?
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Imagine booking someone for (suspicion of committing) a crime. Imagine taking finger prints and photographs. Imagine the Salvadoran embassy stating that s/he's a citizen of El Salvador. Imagine taking that evidence/documentation to a judge.

... or imagine a credible witness declaring that said detainee is also an illegal immigrant from his country, that they immigrated together illegally, and taking that testimony to a judge.

... or imagine that said detainee confesses to being an illegal immigrant from El Salvador, and then he becomes motivated to make that confession before a judge.

The short answer is that all people for whom there is evidence of illegal entry into the United States be considered for determination of national origin.

Jarod said:
On what basis do we begin such an investigation?
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Based upon evidence, of course.

Jarod said:
Who will pay for the huge expansion of the court system
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Show that such an expansion is needed.

Jarod said:
Where will those charged live while awaiting such a legal decision?
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What do you recommend? Are you suggesting the family be separated immediately?

Jarod said:
Will they be entitled to a lawyer?
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Of course.

Jarod said:
Who will pay the lawyers?
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Who pays them now?

Jarod said:
How will we determine the country of origin?
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The country of origin will help us with that.
 
Yakuda said:
There is not need for lawyers.
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Yes, lawyers are needed. All who cannot afford an attorney will have one provided at no cost.

Yakuda said:
You don't have proof of being here legally get the hell out.
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At any given moment, very few Americans will be carrying proof of being in the US legally. Such proof is not required.

Note: Some Amish avoid all documentation, including birth certificates. They cannot be persecuted for not having them.
 
IBDaMann said:
Imagine booking someone for (suspicion of committing) a crime. Imagine taking finger prints and photographs. Imagine the Salvadoran embassy stating that s/he's a citizen of El Salvador. Imagine taking that evidence/documentation to a judge.

... or imagine a credible witness declaring that said detainee is also an illegal immigrant from his country, that they immigrated together illegally, and taking that testimony to a judge.

... or imagine that said detainee confesses to being an illegal immigrant from El Salvador, and then he becomes motivated to make that confession before a judge.

The short answer is that all people for whom there is evidence of illegal entry into the United States be considered for determination of national origin.


Based upon evidence, of course.


Show that such an expansion is needed.


What do you recommend? Are you suggesting the family be separated immediately?


Of course.


Who pays them now?


The country of origin will help us with that.
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What kind of evidence shows someone entered the US illegally?
 
IBDaMann said:
Imagine booking someone for (suspicion of committing) a crime. Imagine taking finger prints and photographs. Imagine the Salvadoran embassy stating that s/he's a citizen of El Salvador. Imagine taking that evidence/documentation to a judge.

... or imagine a credible witness declaring that said detainee is also an illegal immigrant from his country, that they immigrated together illegally, and taking that testimony to a judge.

... or imagine that said detainee confesses to being an illegal immigrant from El Salvador, and then he becomes motivated to make that confession before a judge.

The short answer is that all people for whom there is evidence of illegal entry into the United States be considered for determination of national origin.


Based upon evidence, of course.


Show that such an expansion is needed.


What do you recommend? Are you suggesting the family be separated immediately?


Of course.


Who pays them now?


The country of origin will help us with that.
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You believe “the country of origin” knows where all there people are?
 
Jarod said:
What kind of evidence shows someone entered the US illegally?
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One's presence in the US without proper documentation (visa, green card, etc.) while having been born in another country. If it can be established that someone in the US was born in another country, then proper documentation can be requested. Anyone who naturalized will have his/her naturalization on file at the State Dept.
 
IBDaMann said:
One's presence in the US without proper documentation (visa, green card, etc.) while having been born in another country. If it can be established that someone in the US was born in another country, then proper documentation can be requested. Anyone who naturalized will have his/her naturalization on file at the State Dept.
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How do you know someone was born in another country?
 
IBDaMann said:
Ask me how I know that you have never worked with an embassy.
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Many immigrants from the South were born in small villages, if their birth was reported it was often done using a formal traditional name that the child never used as his name in real life.

Unless his fingerprints are on file, or they cooperate with American authorities one’s embassy would have no idea who he is. Our government would have to contact hundreds of countries because they’d be shooting in the dark, and those countries would likely not have much to go on.
 
Jarod said:
All legit answers, what people do we take to court to determine their status? On what basis do we begin such an investigation?
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until now demmycunts kept a list.....do you anticipate HarmUs will order records destroyed?....I expect that would kill any part of the demmycrat party that still exists.......
 
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