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Another way of looking at those 11 million paying customers you mentioned is to point out eliminating 2-4 million workers from the workplace will put money into the pockets of US citizens. It is also possible deportations on that scale will increase empty housing stock, thereby reducing rents?In a word, Y-E-S
Trump Isn’t Bluffing, He’ll Deport 11 Million People
"Legally, there’s nothing to it.
"Trump doesn’t need an act of Congress.
"He doesn’t even have to sign an executive order.
"All he’ll have to do to set this outrage in motion is pick up the phone and tell the head of Immigration and Customs Enforcement to do his or her job: enforce the law.
"Camps cost money. So do more agents. No problem.
"President Trump can shift his budget priorities in favor of ICE.
"He’s already said he would triple ICE’s enforcement division from 5,000 to 15,000 officers.
"The FBI would have to pitch in."
Sure, the optics of the biggest forced population movement since Stalin would present problems, and it isn't too likely countries of origin would be thrilled about receiving millions of bitter, unemployed new arrivals, but could Trump actually deliver on his promise?
What happens to his administration if he can't?
Living in reality
N-O
he's not stupid enough to yank 11 million paying customers out of our stagnant economy ... as always he's all mouth and no thinking ... he is doing nothing more than keeping his trained idiots foaming at the mouth hoping they will elect him ..
if Trump abides by the constitotion all 11 million people must be retained, then go before an immigration judge before they are deported .. last time I read there was a 4-6 month waiting period right now ... multiply that times 11 million and he should have the country cleaned up in 30 years or so .... then you have the cost of keeping them retained + cost of the trial + the cost of transporting them..
at best it's a recession, and possible depression...
in reality
N-O
Where in the constitution does it say that a mexican has a right to a trial before they are deported?
You really think the Corporate State of America will heavily fine companies for hiring cheap labor?ou're so dramatic. Heavily fine companies that hire illegals and the illegals that actually want to work will go home. Remove welfare for anyone here illegally, and those who want freebies will go elsewhere. Those who are here legally, welcome to America.
did you need help with the multisyllabic words?Another way of looking at those 11 million paying customers you mentioned is to point out eliminating 2-4 million workers from the workplace will put money into the pockets of US citizens. It is also possible deportations on that scale will increase empty housing stock, thereby reducing rents?Living in reality
N-O
he's not stupid enough to yank 11 million paying customers out of our stagnant economy ... as always he's all mouth and no thinking ... he is doing nothing more than keeping his trained idiots foaming at the mouth hoping they will elect him ..
if Trump abides by the constitotion all 11 million people must be retained, then go before an immigration judge before they are deported .. last time I read there was a 4-6 month waiting period right now ... multiply that times 11 million and he should have the country cleaned up in 30 years or so .... then you have the cost of keeping them retained + cost of the trial + the cost of transporting them..
at best it's a recession, and possible depression...
in reality
N-O
Where in the constitution does it say that a mexican has a right to a trial before they are deported?
i've read the Constitution. It is not there.
Another way of looking at those 11 million paying customers you mentioned is to point out eliminating 2-4 million workers from the workplace will put money into the pockets of US citizens. It is also possible deportations on that scale will increase empty housing stock, thereby reducing rents?In a word, Y-E-S
Trump Isn’t Bluffing, He’ll Deport 11 Million People
"Legally, there’s nothing to it.
"Trump doesn’t need an act of Congress.
"He doesn’t even have to sign an executive order.
"All he’ll have to do to set this outrage in motion is pick up the phone and tell the head of Immigration and Customs Enforcement to do his or her job: enforce the law.
"Camps cost money. So do more agents. No problem.
"President Trump can shift his budget priorities in favor of ICE.
"He’s already said he would triple ICE’s enforcement division from 5,000 to 15,000 officers.
"The FBI would have to pitch in."
Sure, the optics of the biggest forced population movement since Stalin would present problems, and it isn't too likely countries of origin would be thrilled about receiving millions of bitter, unemployed new arrivals, but could Trump actually deliver on his promise?
What happens to his administration if he can't?
Living in reality
N-O
he's not stupid enough to yank 11 million paying customers out of our stagnant economy ... as always he's all mouth and no thinking ... he is doing nothing more than keeping his trained idiots foaming at the mouth hoping they will elect him ..
if Trump abides by the constitotion all 11 million people must be retained, then go before an immigration judge before they are deported .. last time I read there was a 4-6 month waiting period right now ... multiply that times 11 million and he should have the country cleaned up in 30 years or so .... then you have the cost of keeping them retained + cost of the trial + the cost of transporting them..
at best it's a recession, and possible depression...
in reality
N-O
Where in the constitution does it say that a mexican has a right to a trial before they are deported?
He added that any president can rescind an executive order of a predecessor. But the judge pointed out that every undocumented immigrant that Trump intends to deport would be entitled to a hearing and an appeal.
You really think the Corporate State of America will heavily fine companies for hiring cheap labor?ou're so dramatic. Heavily fine companies that hire illegals and the illegals that actually want to work will go home. Remove welfare for anyone here illegally, and those who want freebies will go elsewhere. Those who are here legally, welcome to America.
"Republican front-runner Donald Trump is providing voters with entertainment, not leadership, and he won't be the next U.S. president, the head of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce said Wednesday during a visit to Mexico.
"Denying immigrants the ability to work in the U.S. would be 'fundamentally changing the character of America, and we're not going to do it,' Thomas Donohue said in an interview with Bloomberg Politics in Mexico City, where he was participating in a meeting of corporate executives."
Trump Will Lose, U.S. Chamber of Commerce President Says
Unenumerated rightsAnother way of looking at those 11 million paying customers you mentioned is to point out eliminating 2-4 million workers from the workplace will put money into the pockets of US citizens. It is also possible deportations on that scale will increase empty housing stock, thereby reducing rents?Living in reality
N-O
he's not stupid enough to yank 11 million paying customers out of our stagnant economy ... as always he's all mouth and no thinking ... he is doing nothing more than keeping his trained idiots foaming at the mouth hoping they will elect him ..
if Trump abides by the constitotion all 11 million people must be retained, then go before an immigration judge before they are deported .. last time I read there was a 4-6 month waiting period right now ... multiply that times 11 million and he should have the country cleaned up in 30 years or so .... then you have the cost of keeping them retained + cost of the trial + the cost of transporting them..
at best it's a recession, and possible depression...
in reality
N-O
Where in the constitution does it say that a mexican has a right to a trial before they are deported?
He added that any president can rescind an executive order of a predecessor. But the judge pointed out that every undocumented immigrant that Trump intends to deport would be entitled to a hearing and an appeal.
Oh, so it wasn't the Constitution, but a JUDGE who said it.
Slight difference there.
did you need help with the multisyllabic words?Another way of looking at those 11 million paying customers you mentioned is to point out eliminating 2-4 million workers from the workplace will put money into the pockets of US citizens. It is also possible deportations on that scale will increase empty housing stock, thereby reducing rents?
if Trump abides by the constitotion all 11 million people must be retained, then go before an immigration judge before they are deported .. last time I read there was a 4-6 month waiting period right now ... multiply that times 11 million and he should have the country cleaned up in 30 years or so .... then you have the cost of keeping them retained + cost of the trial + the cost of transporting them..
at best it's a recession, and possible depression...
in reality
N-O
Where in the constitution does it say that a mexican has a right to a trial before they are deported?
i've read the Constitution. It is not there.
Yes."nativism"?!
As in...
Trump Isn’t Bluffing, He’ll Deport 11 Million People
"Right-wingers will call the cops to report their undocumented neighbors.
"As in Nazi-occupied Europe, anyone with a grudge against someone without a valid I-9 form — resentful ex-boyfriends, etc. — will drop a dime to Trump’s jackbooted thugs.
"Checkpoints will spring up on roads, at bus stops, in train stations.
"Not that they have to; mass surveillance by the NSA ensures that the feds already know where illegals live.
"It won’t be hard to find judges to issue warrants based on those reports."
I already have! try again slapdick.did you need help with the multisyllabic words?if Trump abides by the constitotion all 11 million people must be retained, then go before an immigration judge before they are deported .. last time I read there was a 4-6 month waiting period right now ... multiply that times 11 million and he should have the country cleaned up in 30 years or so .... then you have the cost of keeping them retained + cost of the trial + the cost of transporting them..
at best it's a recession, and possible depression...
in reality
N-O
Where in the constitution does it say that a mexican has a right to a trial before they are deported?
i've read the Constitution. It is not there.
And another lib who posts but can't support the claim.
Unenumerated rightsAnother way of looking at those 11 million paying customers you mentioned is to point out eliminating 2-4 million workers from the workplace will put money into the pockets of US citizens. It is also possible deportations on that scale will increase empty housing stock, thereby reducing rents?
if Trump abides by the constitotion all 11 million people must be retained, then go before an immigration judge before they are deported .. last time I read there was a 4-6 month waiting period right now ... multiply that times 11 million and he should have the country cleaned up in 30 years or so .... then you have the cost of keeping them retained + cost of the trial + the cost of transporting them..
at best it's a recession, and possible depression...
in reality
N-O
Where in the constitution does it say that a mexican has a right to a trial before they are deported?
He added that any president can rescind an executive order of a predecessor. But the judge pointed out that every undocumented immigrant that Trump intends to deport would be entitled to a hearing and an appeal.
Oh, so it wasn't the Constitution, but a JUDGE who said it.
Slight difference there.
Unenumerated rights are legal rights inferred from other legal rights that are officiated in a retrievable form codified by law institutions, such as in written constitutions, but are not themselves expressly coded or "enumerated" among the explicit writ of the law. Alternative terminology sometimes used are: implied rights, natural rights, background rights, and fundamental rights.
Another way of looking at those 11 million paying customers you mentioned is to point out eliminating 2-4 million workers from the workplace will put money into the pockets of US citizens. It is also possible deportations on that scale will increase empty housing stock, thereby reducing rents?Living in reality
N-O
he's not stupid enough to yank 11 million paying customers out of our stagnant economy ... as always he's all mouth and no thinking ... he is doing nothing more than keeping his trained idiots foaming at the mouth hoping they will elect him ..
if Trump abides by the constitotion all 11 million people must be retained, then go before an immigration judge before they are deported .. last time I read there was a 4-6 month waiting period right now ... multiply that times 11 million and he should have the country cleaned up in 30 years or so .... then you have the cost of keeping them retained + cost of the trial + the cost of transporting them..
at best it's a recession, and possible depression...
in reality
N-O
Where in the constitution does it say that a mexican has a right to a trial before they are deported?
He added that any president can rescind an executive order of a predecessor. But the judge pointed out that every undocumented immigrant that Trump intends to deport would be entitled to a hearing and an appeal.
Oh, so it wasn't the Constitution, but a JUDGE who said it.
Slight difference there.
Another way of looking at those 11 million paying customers you mentioned is to point out eliminating 2-4 million workers from the workplace will put money into the pockets of US citizens. It is also possible deportations on that scale will increase empty housing stock, thereby reducing rents?Living in reality
N-O
he's not stupid enough to yank 11 million paying customers out of our stagnant economy ... as always he's all mouth and no thinking ... he is doing nothing more than keeping his trained idiots foaming at the mouth hoping they will elect him ..
if Trump abides by the constitotion all 11 million people must be retained, then go before an immigration judge before they are deported .. last time I read there was a 4-6 month waiting period right now ... multiply that times 11 million and he should have the country cleaned up in 30 years or so .... then you have the cost of keeping them retained + cost of the trial + the cost of transporting them..
at best it's a recession, and possible depression...
in reality
N-O
Where in the constitution does it say that a mexican has a right to a trial before they are deported?
i've [sic] read the Constitution. It is not there.
Another way of looking at those 11 million paying customers you mentioned is to point out eliminating 2-4 million workers from the workplace will put money into the pockets of US citizens. It is also possible deportations on that scale will increase empty housing stock, thereby reducing rents?
if Trump abides by the constitotion all 11 million people must be retained, then go before an immigration judge before they are deported .. last time I read there was a 4-6 month waiting period right now ... multiply that times 11 million and he should have the country cleaned up in 30 years or so .... then you have the cost of keeping them retained + cost of the trial + the cost of transporting them..
at best it's a recession, and possible depression...
in reality
N-O
Where in the constitution does it say that a mexican has a right to a trial before they are deported?
He added that any president can rescind an executive order of a predecessor. But the judge pointed out that every undocumented immigrant that Trump intends to deport would be entitled to a hearing and an appeal.
Oh, so it wasn't the Constitution, but a JUDGE who said it.
Slight difference there.
What Rights Does an Immigrant Facing Removal Have?
Non-citizens have the right to a lawyer, as well as other rights under the U.S. Constitution. The immigration authorities cannot simply deport someone without providing a chance to be heard.
Of course, the authorities often try to make the process go quickly, by asking the immigrant to sign something agreeing to depart without a hearing. In some cases, when the immigrant really is in the U.S. illegally with no defense to removal, leaving voluntarily can be the best way to go, because it avoids having an order of deportation on one's record.
But anyone who believes they might have a right to remain in the U.S. should insist on their right to a lawyer (which they will, unfortunately, have to pay for on their own) and to a hearing on the merits of their case.
A non-citizen who hasn't yet entered the U.S. does not have the same rights, and is subject to expedited removal. In other words, the person can simply be refused entry unless he or she has a legitimate fear of persecution if forced to return to his or her home country. In the latter case, the immigration officials must allow the person's asylum claim to be heard.
Immigration court proceedings are administrative, meaning they're less formal than ordinary court proceedings, and the usual rules of evidence don't apply. USCIS will be represented by an attorney. The judge as well as both attorneys may ask questions of the immigrant, and either attorney may bring in witnesses to testify.
The hearing will last as long as is needed to present and hear all the evidence. The judge may issue a decision at the end of the hearing, or later. If it's a negative decision, the judget will issue an order of removal, which becomes final as soon as the allotted time for appeal is over. Negative decisions can be appealed to the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) and then through the federal court system.
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Another way of looking at those 11 million paying customers you mentioned is to point out eliminating 2-4 million workers from the workplace will put money into the pockets of US citizens. It is also possible deportations on that scale will increase empty housing stock, thereby reducing rents?
if Trump abides by the constitotion all 11 million people must be retained, then go before an immigration judge before they are deported .. last time I read there was a 4-6 month waiting period right now ... multiply that times 11 million and he should have the country cleaned up in 30 years or so .... then you have the cost of keeping them retained + cost of the trial + the cost of transporting them..
at best it's a recession, and possible depression...
in reality
N-O
Where in the constitution does it say that a mexican has a right to a trial before they are deported?
i've [sic] read the Constitution. It is not there.
No, you looked at the Constitution. You did not read it - obviously.
no! it was inferred by the founders ..fail .Unenumerated rightsif Trump abides by the constitotion all 11 million people must be retained, then go before an immigration judge before they are deported .. last time I read there was a 4-6 month waiting period right now ... multiply that times 11 million and he should have the country cleaned up in 30 years or so .... then you have the cost of keeping them retained + cost of the trial + the cost of transporting them..
at best it's a recession, and possible depression...
in reality
N-O
Where in the constitution does it say that a mexican has a right to a trial before they are deported?
He added that any president can rescind an executive order of a predecessor. But the judge pointed out that every undocumented immigrant that Trump intends to deport would be entitled to a hearing and an appeal.
Oh, so it wasn't the Constitution, but a JUDGE who said it.
Slight difference there.
Unenumerated rights are legal rights inferred from other legal rights that are officiated in a retrievable form codified by law institutions, such as in written constitutions, but are not themselves expressly coded or "enumerated" among the explicit writ of the law. Alternative terminology sometimes used are: implied rights, natural rights, background rights, and fundamental rights.
Ahh, so it isn't written in the Constitution, it was "inferred" by some judge somewhere along the line.
Got it.
and its gotta be a lot more than 11 million !! Go IKE , err i mean Go Trump , clean up the USA and make America Great Again .
It's more like 30 million.
Start deporting as many as we can as fast as we can until we run out of outsiders to deport.
if Trump abides by the constitotion all 11 million people must be retained, then go before an immigration judge before they are deported .. last time I read there was a 4-6 month waiting period right now ... multiply that times 11 million and he should have the country cleaned up in 30 years or so .... then you have the cost of keeping them retained + cost of the trial + the cost of transporting them..
at best it's a recession, and possible depression...
in reality
N-O
Where in the constitution does it say that a mexican has a right to a trial before they are deported?
i've [sic] read the Constitution. It is not there.
No, you looked at the Constitution. You did not read it - obviously.
So, I expect your next post will be a cut and paste from the COnstitution, supporting the claim?
Common sense can bring our country back, but the first requirement is to elect a president that believes the Constitution is worth upholding.
no! it was inferred by the founders ..fail .Unenumerated rightsWhere in the constitution does it say that a mexican has a right to a trial before they are deported?
He added that any president can rescind an executive order of a predecessor. But the judge pointed out that every undocumented immigrant that Trump intends to deport would be entitled to a hearing and an appeal.
Oh, so it wasn't the Constitution, but a JUDGE who said it.
Slight difference there.
Unenumerated rights are legal rights inferred from other legal rights that are officiated in a retrievable form codified by law institutions, such as in written constitutions, but are not themselves expressly coded or "enumerated" among the explicit writ of the law. Alternative terminology sometimes used are: implied rights, natural rights, background rights, and fundamental rights.
Ahh, so it isn't written in the Constitution, it was "inferred" by some judge somewhere along the line.
Got it.
it's even in the constitution ,
Ninth Amendment to the United States Constitution
The Ninth Amendment to the United States Constitution addresses rights, retained by the people, that are not specifically enumerated in the Constitution. It is part of the Bill of Rights.
asshat fails again!
