Too close to reality

[The Seer]

Liberals Warn Enforcing Immigration Law Is A Slippery Slope That May Lead To Enforcing Other Laws

U.S. — With politicians and pundits still involved in heated debates over the legality of the deportation of an MS-13 gang member, liberals warned the public that enforcing immigration law was a slippery slope that could lead to enforcing other laws.

Congressional Democrat leaders urged caution in the enforcement of long-existent laws that prevent foreign nationals from entering and residing in the United States illegally, citing the risk posed by setting a dangerous precedent of prosecuting other people for committing different crimes.

"This is a perilous road to go down," said Senator Chuck Schumer. "Today, you're talking about enforcing immigration laws to keep Americans safe. The next thing you know, you'll be saying we should stop letting people loot and pillage stores and homes as a form of social protest, or telling everyone that falsifying votes in elections should be prosecuted. That's a precedent I don't think we want to set."

Other Democrats warned of a dire future filled with peace and safety if conservatives continued to take a hardline stance on wanting laws to be enforced. "Expecting people to abide by laws and face consequences if they violate them is unreasonable and dangerous," said Senator Cory Booker. "What's next? Are you going to propose wild, radical ideas that physical assaults should be prevented and people who break laws should be held accountable? That's not my America."

At publishing time, liberals clarified that the only crimes that should be prosecuted should be the ones they make up to destroy political opponents.



Yeah, I'd probably give her cooch a sniff even after her 1 mile morning jog.....

[Roux]

Fuck you.

I don't want to hear a fucking peep from you assholes about following the law.

[mvscal]

Fuck you.

I don't want to hear a fucking peep from you assholes about following the law.

Go sit in the corner and suck another illegal alien's dick.

[HighHard1]

Fuck you.

I don't want to hear a fucking peep from you assholes about following the law.

Go sit in the corner and suck another illegal alien's dick.

Whoa.

[Roux]

You apparently know how to read. Go educate yourself on the importance of due process. Understand the power and roles of the three branches of government while you're at it.

[Sudden Sam]

Democrats have been fine with ignoring or flagrantly violating US law(s) for years. Why the sudden change of heart?

[mvscal]

You apparently know how to read. Go educate yourself on the importance of due process. Understand the power and roles of the three branches of government while you're at it.

He had due process, dumbfuck. The 2019 deportation order out front should have told you that.

[88BuckeyeGrad]

He’s talking about do-over process.

And for someone worried about separation of powers, where is your lament over the numerous district court rulings that have been overturned for interference with Article I powers and lack of jurisdiction?

[mvscal]

He’s talking about do-over process.

Ah, yes. That hallowed principle reverently enshrined in our foundational documents.

I suppose we have to invade El Salvador to retrieve an illegal alien gangbanger who wasn't supposed to be in the US in the first place. Makes sense...to libtard morons, I suppose.

[Roux]

I am not talking about merely one case, there are many.

It is appalling.

As a reminder, from Section 1 of the 14th A:

Section 1. All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside. No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.

Note that the right applies to any person, and is not limited to citizens.

[Sudden Sam]

If they’ve entered illegally…

I think that amendment clearly refers to citizens.

But I’m definitely not a legal scholar.

[mvscal]

I am not talking about merely one case, there are many.

It is appalling.

As a reminder, from Section 1 of the 14th A:

Section 1. All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside. No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.

Note that the right applies to any person, and is not limited to citizens.

He was not legally entitled to liberty within this country as was not authorized to be here. That was established in 2019.

This kerfuffle is about paperwork. The DOJ, at most, needs file the amended paperwork and Dickface McWetback needs to stay in El Salvador where he belongs.

[Roux]

District Court: the deportation "shocks the conscience" and was "wholly lawless." She also said that while there were previous assertions that Abrego Garcia was a member of MS-13, the government has presented "no evidence" Abrego Garcia was a member of MS-13 and had essentially abandoned that argument in her court.

Unanimous ruling of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit: [The Government] has no legal authority to snatch a person who is lawfully present in the United States off the street and remove him from the country without due process ... The Government's contention otherwise, and its argument that the federal courts are powerless to intervene, are unconscionable."

Unanimous ruling of the Supreme Court of the United States: "The United States acknowledges that Abrego Garcia was subject to a withholding order forbidding his removal to El Salvador, and that the removal to El Salvador was therefore illegal." After reviewing the case, the Supreme Court ruled that the District Court "properly requires the Government to 'facilitate' Abrego Garcia's release from custody in El Salvador and to ensure that his case is handled as it would have been had he not been improperly sent to El Salvador."

Case remanded back to District Court.

District Court orders trump administration to update on actions taken to return Garcia, trump administration doesn't comply and goes back to the Fourth Circuit.

Unanimous ruling of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit: The [trump administration] was evidently seeking the "weakening the courts" through his "constant intimations of its [the courts'] illegitimacy", and he warned that trump was also harming himself by creating "a public perception of its [the presidency's] lawlessness and all of its attendant contagions". AP News described the order as an "extraordinary condemnation". The court called the government's request "both extraordinary and premature" and went on to say:

The government is asserting a right to stash away residents of this country in foreign prisons without the semblance of due process that is the foundation of our constitutional order. Further, it claims in essence that because it has rid itself of custody that there is nothing that can be done. This should be shocking not only to judges, but to the intuitive sense of liberty that Americans far removed from courthouses still hold dear.



Every judge at every level has said this is fucked up.

If you were in that torture prison, and the courts had ruled this way, would you think that you should be released and returned to the United States?

[mvscal]

If he is returned, he will be deported, idiot. It's none of our business what El Salvador does with a Salvadoran citizen.

[SFP]

I have NEVER been so happy with a President!!!

Greatest PREZ EVER!!!!

[The Seer]

You apparently know how to read. Go educate yourself on the importance of due process. Understand the power and roles of the three branches of government while you're at it.

We want hearings too!

[Roux]

Yes, Seer, that is precisely the point. Those guys, no matter where they were born, no matter what they may have done, are entitled to due process.


Even these bastards, evil personified, some of the worst to have ever lived, received due process.

[SFP]

And just like that, Demonrat approval is down to 19%
Worse than Louisianna Legislature!

[The Seer]

So, you wonder why Democrats are so anxious to bring Kilmar Abrego Garcia back to the USA. Is it to lead the national ticket in 2028? Who else have they got? Pete Buttigieg doesn’t have half of Kilmar’s charisma. AOC is just pretending to be Sandy-from-the-block — and everybody knows it. Who else best represents the party’s newest constituency: the undocumented (people unfairly deprived of documents by a cruel and careless bureaucracy)? Who best represents the Democratic Party’s number one policy goal: diversity fosterization! Kilmar, of course! Viva Kilmar!

[mvscal]

So, you wonder why Democrats are so anxious to bring Kilmar Abrego Garcia back to the USA. Is it to lead the national ticket in 2028? Who else have they got? Pete Buttigieg doesn’t have half of Kilmar’s charisma. AOC is just pretending to be Sandy-from-the-block — and everybody knows it. Who else best represents the party’s newest constituency: the undocumented (people unfairly deprived of documents by a cruel and careless bureaucracy)? Who best represents the Democratic Party’s number one policy goal: diversity fosterization! Kilmar, of course! Viva Kilmar!

Um..what?

[The Seer]

A nation in which one administration can allow millions of unvetted illegal migrants into the country, but requires that a court vet each deportation decision in an individually adjudicated case will soon lose the values our democratic system was intended to preserve.

[Sudden Sam]

A nation in which one administration can allow millions of unvetted illegal migrants into the country, but requires that a court vet each deportation decision in an individually adjudicated case will soon lose the values our democratic system was intended to preserve.

Yep.

Every undocumented person that Biden allowed in should be relocated to Delaware. Preferably to within shouting distance of Biden’s home.

[The Seer]

People Who Bypassed Legal Process In Migrating To USA Demand Legal Process Before Being Kicked Out

U.S. — According to sources, several individuals who bypassed the legal process in migrating to the United States are demanding due process before being deported.

"The law has to mean something!" said José, a member of the international crime gang MS-13. "America is a nation of laws, and laws must be followed, except for the ones that say I can't sneak in and do a bunch of murderin'. Those don't count."

Washington Democrats blasted the Trump administration for swiftly punishing migrants just because they "broke the law," arguing that migrants shouldn't have to follow the law. "Following the law is for Americans. These noble migrant creatures shouldn't have to follow the law," said Nancy Pelosi.

Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen went even further, going out of his way to personally visit every single person deported by the Trump administration. "All non-American invaders deserve American due process," he said during a meeting with notorious drug lord Sancho Parra. "It's in the constitution somewhere."

At publishing time, the United States Supreme Court ruled that President Trump must stop deporting criminals since they snuck into the country fair and square.

[HighPlainsGrifter]

The Seer is kicking libshit ass like he's got a groupon for it.

[mvscal]

The Seer is kicking libshit ass like he's got a groupon for it.

Well, the Babylon Bee is anyway

[The Seer]

The Seer is kicking libshit ass like he's got a groupon for it.

Well, the Babylon Bee is anyway

Anything I C&P that is NOT from Babylon OR https://www.kunstler.com/writings/clusterfuck-nation, (my go-to's), will be ID'd in the post. I assumed it was obvious...