easyt65
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Migrants traveling to US sue Trump, government; claim violation of constitutional rights
1. They are NOT 'ASYLUM SEEKERS'
Asylum Seeker / Asyum' is a very specifically defined word which the vast majority of these criminals do not meet / qualify as.
- 'Asylum Seekers' must be one of a specific group seeking asylum from one of a few specifically defined things. Being poor as hell and wanting to come to the US does not meet that deco Orion.
- 'Asylum Seekers' must by law file for asylum at embassies or designated ports of entries. These criminals have illegally physically pushed their way past Mexical police/military, invading Mexico, and seek to do the same to the US THEN file for asylum.
The reason why is our 'broke ass' system of 'catch and release' that gives them an 'asylum' court date, releases them, tells them to show back up then, and then we never see them again. That's like catching someone breaking into your house, setting up a trial date for the future, letting them go, and telling the show back up at that future date to decide what will happen to them.... of course you're never going to see them again!
2. United States Constitution provides rights for United States citizens.
That's kind of the reason why it's called the United States Constitution. It does not provide constitutional rights to criminal Invaders...
So basically these criminals are coming all this way, already disrespecting this country by ignoring and having the intent of breaking our laws, and now they want to sue to force us to take them as they invade our country, breaking our existing immigration laws...
Oh, HELL NO!
1. They are NOT 'ASYLUM SEEKERS'
Asylum Seeker / Asyum' is a very specifically defined word which the vast majority of these criminals do not meet / qualify as.
- 'Asylum Seekers' must be one of a specific group seeking asylum from one of a few specifically defined things. Being poor as hell and wanting to come to the US does not meet that deco Orion.
- 'Asylum Seekers' must by law file for asylum at embassies or designated ports of entries. These criminals have illegally physically pushed their way past Mexical police/military, invading Mexico, and seek to do the same to the US THEN file for asylum.
The reason why is our 'broke ass' system of 'catch and release' that gives them an 'asylum' court date, releases them, tells them to show back up then, and then we never see them again. That's like catching someone breaking into your house, setting up a trial date for the future, letting them go, and telling the show back up at that future date to decide what will happen to them.... of course you're never going to see them again!
2. United States Constitution provides rights for United States citizens.
That's kind of the reason why it's called the United States Constitution. It does not provide constitutional rights to criminal Invaders...
So basically these criminals are coming all this way, already disrespecting this country by ignoring and having the intent of breaking our laws, and now they want to sue to force us to take them as they invade our country, breaking our existing immigration laws...
Oh, HELL NO!