No Kings protest Oct 18th

[Delldude]

You sure made America look silly and stupid when your cult protested on Saturday! LOL putting fear in America's enemies is the farthest thing from silly and stupid.View attachment 1175617View attachment 1175618View attachment 1175619 what a bunch of dumb shits you guys are View attachment 1175620
Your cult is a bunch of dumb shits

They should have activated the Vagina Ladies.

 

[playtime]

Not exactly

Too bad your Democrats put so much pork and all of these bills. Turns it into trash to be thrown away.

Illegal aliens rights are limited, as they are breaking the law.
I am an American citizen and I feel perfectly safe. In fact I am glad that we are cleaning up the mess that Joe Biden made. Promises made Promises Kept equals MAGA.
Sorry your butt hurt about it.

Due Process Rights for Undocumented Immigrants: What You Need to Know​

More recently, in Zadvydas v. Davis (2001), the Supreme Court confirmed that “the Due Process Clause applies to all ‘persons’ within the United States, including aliens, whether their presence here is lawful, unlawful, temporary, or permanent.”

The key constitutional principle is territorial jurisdiction, not citizenship status. Once someone is physically present within U.S. borders, they receive constitutional protections regardless of how they entered or their current immigration status. This distinguishes the U.S. legal system from many other countries where rights depend on citizenship or legal status.

Current Procedural Protections in Immigration Proceedings​

Immigration proceedings are civil, not criminal, which significantly limits the protections available compared to criminal court. However, undocumented immigrants retain several important due process rights:

Right to Legal Representation​

Immigrants can hire an attorney at their own expense, but unlike criminal proceedings, there’s no right to government-appointed counsel. This distinction proves critical—studies show that immigrants with legal representation are five times more likely to obtain relief from removal than those without attorneys.

Notice Requirements​

The government must provide proper notice through a Notice to Appear (Form I-862) that includes specific charges, hearing dates, and consequences of non-appearance. This notice must be “reasonably calculated to reach the noncitizen.”

Interpretation Services​

Immigration courts must provide qualified interpreters for all proceedings. This includes both oral interpretation during hearings and certified English translations of foreign-language documents.

Right to Present Evidence​

Immigrants can call witnesses, present documentary evidence, cross-examine government witnesses, and testify on their own behalf during individual hearings.

Appeal Rights​

Adverse decisions can be appealed to the Board of Immigration Appeals within 30 days, and ultimately to federal circuit courts for judicial review.

Bond Hearings​

Many detained immigrants have the right to request release on bond while their cases proceed, though recent policy changes have dramatically restricted this right.

Recent Policy Changes Restrict Access to Due Process​

The 2024-2025 period has seen significant restrictions on due process protections for undocumented immigrants. In June 2024, the Biden administration implemented asylum restrictions that effectively suspended asylum eligibility for most border crossers during periods of high encounters, allowing asylum only for those who secured appointments through the CBP One mobile application.

Due Process Rights for Undocumented Immigrants: What You Need to Know

 

[Delldude]

You mean you haven't felt the pain of what Trump's doing yet? I doubt that. Where do you live? Certainly not Florida. The main foreigners who visit Florida every year are Canadians.

Yes, there is a significant Canadian boycott of the U.S., primarily affecting tourism and consumer purchases, which is a direct response to the Trump administration's trade policies and political rhetoric. This consumer and travel boycott has been ongoing since early 2025, leading to a substantial drop in Canadian visits to the United States and a reduction in the purchase of American goods.
Impacts of the boycott

• Tourism: There has been a dramatic decrease in Canadian tourism to the U.S. In September, Canadian road visits to the U.S. dropped by 35% and air travel by 27% compared to the previous year, reports TheTravel.
• Economy: The decline in tourism is a significant loss for the U.S. economy, as Canadians are its largest source of international tourists. Some destinations have been hit particularly hard, and U.S. businesses are reportedly seeing a negative impact.
• Consumer behavior: Many Canadians are deliberately avoiding American products, favoring domestic or other international alternatives, notes Marketplace.
• Property and investments: Some Canadians are selling off U.S. properties and canceling investments due to feelings of being unwelcome or concerns about potential future policy changes, according to TheTravel.

You guys are STUPID! You remind me of Russians who support Putin still. My buddy at the dog park says his dad is a Putin supporter. Doesn't matter what he does, his dad loves Putin. Just like you love Trump

AI is your friend?

what normal prez would even think to do that?

Official acts. Congress enjoys similar protection.

 

[Cellblock2429]

No citizens of the United States have had their rights deprived by Trump. In fact he is strengthening our rights as citizens of the United States. America first

/—-/ The Babylon Bee nails it.

Millions Gather To Express Total Ignorance About Political System

U.S. — Millions of Americans took to the streets today in order to express to the world their total and absolute ignorance about the political system they live in.

babylonbee.com

 

[Delldude]

Immigrants can hire an attorney at their own expense, but unlike criminal proceedings, there’s no right to government-appointed counsel.

Your boy wanted taxpayers to foot the bill.

 

[Cellblock2429]

You mean you haven't felt the pain of what Trump's doing yet? I doubt that. Where do you live? Certainly not Florida. The main foreigners who visit Florida every year are Canadians.

Yes, there is a significant Canadian boycott of the U.S., primarily affecting tourism and consumer purchases, which is a direct response to the Trump administration's trade policies and political rhetoric. This consumer and travel boycott has been ongoing since early 2025, leading to a substantial drop in Canadian visits to the United States and a reduction in the purchase of American goods.
Impacts of the boycott

• Tourism: There has been a dramatic decrease in Canadian tourism to the U.S. In September, Canadian road visits to the U.S. dropped by 35% and air travel by 27% compared to the previous year, reports TheTravel.
• Economy: The decline in tourism is a significant loss for the U.S. economy, as Canadians are its largest source of international tourists. Some destinations have been hit particularly hard, and U.S. businesses are reportedly seeing a negative impact.
• Consumer behavior: Many Canadians are deliberately avoiding American products, favoring domestic or other international alternatives, notes Marketplace.
• Property and investments: Some Canadians are selling off U.S. properties and canceling investments due to feelings of being unwelcome or concerns about potential future policy changes, according to TheTravel.

You guys are STUPID! You remind me of Russians who support Putin still. My buddy at the dog park says his dad is a Putin supporter. Doesn't matter what he does, his dad loves Putin. Just like you love Trump

/——-/

• India and Italy have already surpassed their pre-pandemic travel numbers and are expected to continue their strong momentum into 2025.
• Germany, France, Mexico, Brazil, and Canada are forecasted to fully recover by 2026, with Mexico already reaching 93% of 2019 levels in 2024.
• The United Kingdom, Australia, China, South Korea, and Japan will take longer, with projections showing full recovery by 2027 or later.
• 2025 Will Be Huge for U.S. Tourism—How High Will Visitor Numbers Go? - Focus on Travel News

 

[playtime]

AI is your friend?

i'll do a short cut when i know i can always back it up with further sources.

Official acts. Congress enjoys similar protection.

donny used AI to make him look like a virile jet pilot who dumps shit all over the 1st amendment of the constitution; thus proving what has been said about him all along - sans the virile part.

not

normal.

 

[playtime]

Your boy wanted taxpayers to foot the bill.

for asylum seekers - that should be the case & only for those who enter at the appropriate points of call.

 

[Delldude]

i'll do a short cut when i know i can always back it up with further sources.




donny used AI to make him look like a virile jet pilot who dumps shit all over the 1st amendment of the constitution; thus proving what has been said about him all along - sans the virile part.

not

normal.

Trump didn't make it.

 

[playtime]

Trump didn't make it.

he shirley pushed for that kinda stuff & has encouraged it - so you are giving a definition without a distinction, dudedell.

 

[Delldude]

he shirley pushed for that kinda stuff & has encouraged it - so you are giving a definition without a distinction, dudedell.

There's all kinds of memes being created and Trump isn't behind it.

Jeez.....

 

[playtime]

There's all kinds of memes being created and Trump isn't behind it.

Jeez.....

i said encouraged ... has he said ANYTHING to the effect that it should stop? his approval only does one thing - get it all for free. of course he's not doing it himself - he's too much into golf & clogging his arteries.

 

[SeaMajor7]

Here's a good summary...

 

[Blisterfinger]

Due Process Rights for Undocumented Immigrants: What You Need to Know​

More recently, in Zadvydas v. Davis (2001), the Supreme Court confirmed that “the Due Process Clause applies to all ‘persons’ within the United States, including aliens, whether their presence here is lawful, unlawful, temporary, or permanent.”

The key constitutional principle is territorial jurisdiction, not citizenship status. Once someone is physically present within U.S. borders, they receive constitutional protections regardless of how they entered or their current immigration status. This distinguishes the U.S. legal system from many other countries where rights depend on citizenship or legal status.

Current Procedural Protections in Immigration Proceedings​

Immigration proceedings are civil, not criminal, which significantly limits the protections available compared to criminal court. However, undocumented immigrants retain several important due process rights:

Right to Legal Representation​

Immigrants can hire an attorney at their own expense, but unlike criminal proceedings, there’s no right to government-appointed counsel. This distinction proves critical—studies show that immigrants with legal representation are five times more likely to obtain relief from removal than those without attorneys.

Notice Requirements​

The government must provide proper notice through a Notice to Appear (Form I-862) that includes specific charges, hearing dates, and consequences of non-appearance. This notice must be “reasonably calculated to reach the noncitizen.”

Interpretation Services​

Immigration courts must provide qualified interpreters for all proceedings. This includes both oral interpretation during hearings and certified English translations of foreign-language documents.

Right to Present Evidence​

Immigrants can call witnesses, present documentary evidence, cross-examine government witnesses, and testify on their own behalf during individual hearings.

Appeal Rights​

Adverse decisions can be appealed to the Board of Immigration Appeals within 30 days, and ultimately to federal circuit courts for judicial review.

Bond Hearings​

Many detained immigrants have the right to request release on bond while their cases proceed, though recent policy changes have dramatically restricted this right.

Recent Policy Changes Restrict Access to Due Process​

The 2024-2025 period has seen significant restrictions on due process protections for undocumented immigrants. In June 2024, the Biden administration implemented asylum restrictions that effectively suspended asylum eligibility for most border crossers during periods of high encounters, allowing asylum only for those who secured appointments through the CBP One mobile application.

Due Process Rights for Undocumented Immigrants: What You Need to Know

I know I sent you the article dumbass! Illegals have limited rights. What about that don't you understand? Why do you want millions of illegal immigrants running around in our country that Biden put here? Damn you're stupid

Due Process and Aliens: What They Are and Are Not Entitled to in Immigration Proceedings

Some critics of the Trump Administration’s enforcement of federal immigration law, including members of the public, the media, and Congress, have made misleading claims about the due process rights that apply in immigration proceedings. Those who claim that non-citizens, referred to in our...

www.heritage.org

 

[Delldude]

said encouraged .

Nope

he shirley pushed for that kinda stuff

 

[playtime]

I know I sent you the article dumbass! Illegals have limited rights.

that you seem to have disputed earlier as to the DUE PROCESS they are guaranteed. i also noticed you have glossed over the FACT that US CITIZENS - whom are guaranteed FULL constitutional rights - were DENIED such FULL rights.

What about that don't you understand? Why do you want millions of illegal immigrants running around in our country that Biden put here? Damn you're stupid

Due Process and Aliens: What They Are and Are Not Entitled to in Immigration Proceedings

Some critics of the Trump Administration’s enforcement of federal immigration law, including members of the public, the media, and Congress, have made misleading claims about the due process rights that apply in immigration proceedings. Those who claim that non-citizens, referred to in our...

www.heritage.org

blahblahblah. of course not - but i want the constitution to dictate the rule of law instead of yer dictator.

 

[playtime]

Nope

when i said he used AI - i meant it was being fwd on truth social AND then clarified how he encourages the memes to further retruth them.

 

[Delldude]

I also noticed you have glossed over the FACT that US CITIZENS - whom are guaranteed FULL constitutional rights - were DENIED such FULL rights.

It was terrible how the Feds did that to the J6 defendents.

 

[Delldude]

when i said he used AI - i meant it was being fwd on truth social AND then clarified how he encourages the memes to further retruth them.

So what?

 

[Blisterfinger]

that you seem to have disputed earlier as to the DUE PROCESS they are guaranteed. i also noticed you have glossed over the FACT that US CITIZENS - whom are guaranteed FULL constitutional rights - were DENIED such FULL rights.




blahblahblah. of course not - but i want the constitution to dictate the rule of law instead of yer dictator.

They are getting the due process that they deserve. Why do you want them here?

Immigration cases are civil rather than criminal proceedings, and aliens have limited due process rights as defined by Congress and Supreme Court precedents. Those rights differ depending on whether aliens are trying to enter this country or are already here, legally or illegally, as well as their visa or other status. Federal immigration statutes bar aliens from asserting certain claims in federal courts, prohibit any federal court from reviewing specified federal government actions such as the Attorney General’s enforcement of deportation orders, and limit which federal courts have jurisdiction over particular alien claims. Federal courts assuming jurisdiction over such banned, prohibited, or limited claims are violating federal law, and the Supreme Court, if necessary, should tell them so.

Key Takeaways​

Federal immigration law and court precedents make clear that aliens do not have full access to all of the constitutional rights afforded to citizens.
Immigration statutes prohibit review of specified federal actions by federal courts and limit which federal courts have jurisdiction over particular alien claims.
Federal courts that assume jurisdiction over banned, prohibited, or limited claims by aliens are violating federal law, and the Supreme Court should tell them so.