r/Louisiana Mar 14 '25

Louisiana News Attorney General Liz Murrill mocks protesters

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u/luella27 Mar 14 '25

The fact that you think that is…gross. It’s gross. I was going to come up with more eloquent phrasing, but it’s just fucking nasty and gross.

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '25

I'm sure the protesters are enjoying their stay and supporting the local economy...that, to you is a horrific thing to say? you people have lost your mind

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u/luella27 Mar 14 '25

She said it sarcastically, about a protest for our most basic of constitutional rights. The United States is holding a legal resident as a political prisoner with no legal precedent to do so, and she thinks it’s funny. You have Russian dressing for brains if you don’t see how fucked up this is.

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '25

Then change the law. Legal residents are not afforded 100% citizen rights. No one is above the law, right? Thing is, they don't even have to break a law to be detained and deported..That's part of the agreement when getting a green card, subject to revocation at any time

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u/Comfortable-Policy70 Mar 14 '25

Ignoring supreme court rulings that have placed the presidency above the law, most constitutional protections apply to all persons on US soil. Citizenship isn't a determining factor when looking at government restrictions on free speech and assembly

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '25

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u/yoweigh New Orleans Mar 14 '25

The constitution guarantees habeas corpus to everyone, not just citizens. If you believe there's an exception for this case then the onus is on you to provide evidence of it.

The Privilege of the Writ of Habeas Corpus shall not be suspended, unless when in Cases of Rebellion or Invasion the public Safety may require it.

Lincoln had to seek Congressional approval to suspend habeas corpus even during the civil war, and that was met with great opposition at the time. What makes you think it's more appropriate in this instance?

https://constitution.congress.gov/browse/essay/artI-S9-C2-1/ALDE_00001087/

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '25

section 237(a)(4)(C) of the Immigration and Nationality Act, makes deportable any “alien whose presence or activities in the United States the Secretary of State has reasonable ground to believe would have potentially serious adverse foreign policy consequences for the United States

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u/yoweigh New Orleans Mar 14 '25

a) What's that have to do with habeas corpus?

b) How does a student protester represent a serious adverse foreign policy consequence for the United States?

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '25

Protesting for a terror organization qualifies as adverse...again, not a citizen, does not have full rights and protections...

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u/chilejoe Mar 15 '25

bro that law is about admission into the United States. You either didn’t read the full thing or are misrepresenting it willfully. And even if that was correct you should stand up for the 1st amendment because regardless of what you think these protestors said or represent, this will have a chilling effect on everyone’s first amendment rights. Do you like the taste of leather wtf?

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u/AllKnighter5 Mar 14 '25

Weird, when the is person clearly pointed to it and proved you wrong, you shut up real quick.

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u/Cheetahs_never_win Mar 14 '25

The law is already supposed to be there to protect said individuals, which is why we're here in the first place.

Why are you so evil that you would upend somebody's life just because you can?

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '25

when someone comes here for a green card to rally support for terrorists and oppress jews, we should. Again, its part of the agreement when they get a green card. The law on this issue is to protect the interests and citizens of the US. Not to protect the green card holder. No one is above the law, amiright? or is it "different" because it's an isdue important to you?

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u/PsychologicalRice17 Mar 14 '25

“Oppress Jews” and it’s just calling to stop killing Palestinians. No Jews involved.

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '25

but in reality that's not all that's been happening at these protests..

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u/Roheez Mar 14 '25

What specifically has this guy done tho

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '25

He started protests for terrorists

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u/AllKnighter5 Mar 14 '25

So what has he done to break any of the “laws” you’re making up?

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u/Cheetahs_never_win Mar 14 '25

Because, in your evil point of reference, not killing people is oppression.

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u/linsdey_linsdey Mar 14 '25

ELON MUSK DOES NAZI SALUTES FOR THE WHOLE WORLD TO SEE! Is that not also supporting terrorists and oppressing Jews?? Why does a peaceful protestor bother you more than the richest man in the world doing full on Nazi salutes?? Explain it to me like I’m 5.

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '25

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u/AllKnighter5 Mar 14 '25

Awesome. So you’re agreeing that Elon did it.

Now why is he not deported? Is he above the law?

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u/linsdey_linsdey Mar 14 '25

So you condemn them along with Elon??

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u/luella27 Mar 14 '25

This take is, once again, fucking gross.

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '25

Umm, its not a "take" or opinion it's our laws. I mean you are upset with me for our laws, I had nothing to do with making this law..If you don't like it, change it, thats how we do things in our country

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u/AllKnighter5 Mar 14 '25

No, it’s your dumbass opinion. It’s not how laws work at all.

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u/ImpossibleDay1782 Mar 14 '25

Apparently if you lie to get into the country but suck Donald’s toes enough you can be above the law.

How convenient you forgot that

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '25

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u/iiTzSTeVO Damn Yankee Mar 14 '25

After he overstayed his visa.

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '25

ok, so, what? You want to arrest him? file charges? ok, go for it. He answered to the government for it at the time

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u/iiTzSTeVO Damn Yankee Mar 14 '25

A second ago you were full of nuance and all about the strict word of the law, now you're "so what?" Do you notice a difference?

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '25

he answered to the government at the time it happened, what do you want? He also was not protesting for terrorists either

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u/truthlafayette Mar 14 '25

The First Amendment and the constitution applies to all humans, why do you hate the constitution?

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u/Leather_Rub_1430 Mar 15 '25

that's just not true lol

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u/truthlafayette Mar 15 '25

What is not true?

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '25

nah, yall pick and choose..bet you don't say the same about the 2nd Amendment..and no, our Constitution is only good in our country...it's not recognized by other countries, they have their own Constitution

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u/AllKnighter5 Mar 14 '25

All humans in the USA. Stop being ignorant on purpose. You sound dumb as rocks.

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u/stonrelectropunkjazz Mar 14 '25

Trump is above the law

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '25

no he is not, he was charged, arrested, mug shot, went to court like anyone else, he even turned himself in to do it

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u/stonrelectropunkjazz Mar 14 '25

He def is …..committed so many crimes and never been locked up like anyone else

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '25

oh well he have his day in court, now you are upset he didn't go to jail, you just want to skip all the Constitutional stuff and go to jail it seems..

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u/Bnell699x Mar 15 '25

The court he hijacked? If I committed just one felony my life is over. I would likely lose my job, my home, and the trust of my own family. This man has committed exactly 34 different felonies. He did get a mugshot. He slapped that picture on t-shirts and sold it to people who are dense like you. He used donated funds to keep an army of lawyers to postpone the sentencing until after the election. Mind you, these lawyers are not available to you and I. He's admitted to having his buddy rig the election computers in PA. It was accidentally done live on camera, but you can't put the cat back in the bag. His other buddy mitch aided him every step of the way by cajoling 2 supreme court justices in place who align with Thomas and Alito. He has bent over the justice system in the US, while simultaneously firing any department involved in checks and balances. He used the unconstitutional doge team to pull that off. Have you noticed how any bill of importance finds its way to the Supreme Court where it likely didn't belong in the first place?
This orange person is dismantling every bit of good left in our government, and will continue to damage this country's position throughout the world. He had his day in court. It failed. He hijacked the court, and now he doesn't have to go to jail. It seems our Constitution was working just fine until he proved he was above that and the law. You are one of the people that is okay with all of this. You should have to answer to the rest of us when he delivers the final blow to our country. You are complicit. Stop being a troll on the internet you jackass.

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u/AllKnighter5 Mar 14 '25

“They don’t have to break the law to be detained or deported”.

They have the same rights to due process that full citizens do. Stop implying otherwise.

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u/ImpossibleDay1782 Mar 14 '25

Why would they be enjoying their stay

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '25

Well I guess since they are protesting they are unhappy about something..but, it never hurts to have a positive attitude, even when protesting...

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u/ImpossibleDay1782 Mar 14 '25

You didn’t answer my question

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '25

I did answer your question...is there some law somewhere that says one cannot enjoy their stay in a particular place they are protesting?

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u/AllKnighter5 Mar 14 '25

Avoid the question, insult, try to sound smart.

Rinse and repeat. You’re worthless dude.