I am not opposed to them being returned if due process is followed. It is not my fault or the refugees fault if there are not enough prosecutors, defense lawyers or judges to process the refugees right to due process. So, no, I am not in favor of violating the Constitution just because our President and his administration in incompetent.
How do you feel about felony child endangerment? Seems to Me that dragging children across a desert in the company of criminals certainly qualifies.
Their parents? In caravans with plenty of food and water and shade? On highways to entry points?
it is much abused
-Geaux
Prove that "it is much abused"
This is how
-Geaux
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Most of that rise was due to increases in El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras, three countries that, during this period, saw
a spike in violent crime, leading to a
sharp increase in asylum claims. Mexico, a much larger country, didn’t see a similar spike, and the number of people receiving asylum didn’t increase, either.
At the same time, these four countries were among the five nations with the highest rates of declined asylum requests for those with more than 1,000 requests per year, according to TRAC’s
2016 data.
Nearly 9 in 10 requests from Mexico were rejected between 2011 and 2016. A
bout 83 percent of requests from El Salvador were rejected over that period, as were
80 percent from Honduras and
77 percent from Guatemala. Combined, there were about 40,000 requests from those four countries over a five-year period.
Analysis | Sessions didn’t show how curtailing asylum requests for domestic violence is worth the cost