RetiredGySgt
Diamond Member
The Congress is GIVEN the authority to regulate immigration and naturalization. .
NO AUTHORITY HAS EVER BEEN GRANTED.
Here read the first ever immigration case. Knock yourself out finding CONSTITUTIONAL AUTHORITY to detain and deport:
CHINESE EXCLUSION CASE.
CHAE CHAN PING v. UNITED STATES., 9 S. Ct. 623, 130 U.S. 581 (U.S. 05/13/1889)
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Non citizens are not protected by the Constitution. Elian Gonzalez was sent back to Cuba by The Federal Government you mentally disturbed lawless maggot! Did you have a problem with that then when Clinton's administration ordered it? You're such a dumb ass! ~BH
Non Citizens with in the borders of the United States have basic rights protected under the Constitution. However they do not gain a right to remain in the United States in violation of the laws created within the authority of the Constitution dealing with Immigration and naturalization. A power specifically granted in section 8 of Article 1.