jc456
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Even he thinks y
Even he thinks you’re acting like a demofkGiven how much you reply, offhand it seems that you care.
I’ve both prosecuted illegal aliens and later defended some. Is “yes” a clear enough answer?
No. I don’t say an illegal alien can be dismissed. His case can be dismissed if it is based on a defective or deficient grand jury presentment. Same as can a citizen’s case. For the same due process reasons. As I said.
An illegal alien, in an American immigration court proceeding, is not entitled to free legal representation. The process to which he is due isn’t the same in an immigration “court” proceeding as it is for him in a criminal court proceeding.
Not possible to show you what you don’t seem to be grasping. If the illegal alien didn’t demand a full removal proceeding but, instead, agreed to simply accept the inevitability of removal, then there is no further immigration court proceeding needed any longer.