XPost: alt.fan.rush-limbaugh, alt.conspiracy, alt.atheism   
   From: Kenito@Benito.Het   
      
   On Wed, 24 Dec 2025 16:52:23 -0500, Attila  wrote:   
      
   [...]   
      
   >U.S. deportation (or removal) laws, primarily under the   
   >Immigration and Nationality Act, allow for the removal of   
   >non-citizens for reasons like unlawful presence, visa   
   >violations, or criminal offenses (e.g., controlled   
   >substances, weapons). The process involves removal   
   >proceedings (with an immigration judge) or faster expedited   
   >removal for certain undocumented individuals.   
   >   
   >Note "unlawful presence" is the first thing mentioned.   
   >   
   >Immigration laws do require the deportation of illegals and   
   >nothing more than being illegal is required.   
      
        According to what you quote above, "...allow for the removal of   
   non-citizens for reasons like unlawful presence, visa violations, or   
   criminal offenses..."   
        Allow, not require.   
        But due process is REQUIRED under the Constitution. You may   
   disagree as much as you like. But until a SCOTUS ruling overrules the   
   current active ruling, or an amendment removing due process is   
   ratified, it stands.   
        Yes, there are very limited exceptions. As of the time I write   
   this, you've offered NOTHING that would even suggest any of those   
   exceptions have been met.   
      
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