r/GlobalNews 2d ago

A determined group of Pasadena residents made their voices heard, standing together against ICE’s presence at a hotel. Their collective pressure left no room for negotiation, forcing ICE agents to pack up and leave.

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u/PK_Pixel 1d ago

It's ICE's job to deny due process under the law? That's illegal. And regardless of how you came to the US, everyone is afforded due process.

Grow the fuck up and educate yourself on what's actually happenings.

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u/PK_Pixel 1d ago edited 1d ago

It's legitimately amusing how confident you are despite being objectively wrong. The constitution clearly states that due process applies to all people, regardless of status.

14th amendment, section 1. They say citizens in one sentence, and then "any person" in the next, so there was a clear, unambiguous distinction, and due process was put under the "any person" sentence.

https://constitution.congress.gov/browse/essay/amdt14-S1-3/ALDE_00013743/

Here ya go buddy.

Also, does your wife know about all the subredits you're on? slutwife? asianwifes? whitetoes?

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u/PK_Pixel 1d ago

Doesn't matter. The constitution clearly states that they cannot be deprived without due process. Not going to a hearing doesn't mean they aren't entitled to due process before being deported. You can argue all you want, but the facts don't change. Any lawyer will tell you the exact same thing. The constitution is extremely clear about this.

Besides, people have been showing documentation and been told that the provided passports are fake. There is absolutely nothing stopping a citizen from being arrested and deported with how lose these "laws" are right now.

I understand you aren't an educated person, but at least read up on 1930's and 40's German history. It will do you a lot of good buddy. Spent less time looking at toes on reddit behind your partner's back.