My question to you was very narrow as this thread was originally about DACA applicants and not undocumented foreigners.
"Undocumented foreigners"? Do you mean ILLEGALS who break our laws and hide out in our country illegally?
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No sir. I mean undocumented foreigners. And you better read this mister, and you'd better read it well. And you'd better take heed before you screw yourself.
Political propaganda prostitutes - each with their own agenda have you chasing your tail. Is this battle with foreigners about National Security? If so, it's not a criminal issue. Is the issue a crime as you've been brainwashed to believe? Then read this carefully from someone with experience in the criminal courts with their own ass on the line. Read with me the 14th Amendment:
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All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the state wherein they reside. No state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any state deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws."
None of my critics has ever asked me a question about this, but my personal opinion is that the 14th Amendment was
illegally ratified. Nonetheless, the 14th Amendment is being enforced as law and you will note that I've quoted the relevant part and bolded a couple of things. The 14th Amendment talks about persons who are born or naturalized here being citizens and citizens acquire some government granted "
privileges and immunities" while
persons are entitled to the "
equal protection of the laws." Again, my personal opinion, not that I ever had a critic ask me, is that the 14th Amendment was
illegally ratified.
The 14th Amendment nullified the Bill of Rights. No longer does the concept of
unalienable Rights exist in the legal lexicon. The government presumes to grant you "
inalienable" rights via the 14th Amendment. All the courts had to do was to to interpret the words
unalienable and
inalienable differently and viola, a whole new body of law was created. So, when you refer to someone as an
"illegal alien" you have denied to them the "
equal protection of the laws." That opens the door for the government to call you an enemy combatant, domestic terrorist, or an "
illegal" whatever... just for protesting against people you insist are "
illegals." The government is playing you. You seem to be oblivious to the fact that America was founded on the premise of a
presumption of innocence / innocent until proven guilty. Initially, our Constitution was a social contract between we, the people and the government. PRIOR to the
illegal ratification of the 14th Amendment, we the people, referred to the white race. Now it encompasses
all persons.
This is an important legal distinction that you will not appreciate until it is
YOU that is hauled into court without the benefit of due process. You might not even make it to court. The way the structure of the legal system works is that you could have your doors knocked down and you murdered without your day in court. I can tell you about these things from personal experience. The irony is that people representing the views you hold are the very people who introduced that legislation. That legislation has taken out a Hell of a lot more white people than it has foreigners. So, no. I mean undocumented foreigners.