pknopp
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The Constitution applies to the US Government and US citizens, nobody else. Sort of like how Nigerians can't demand our rights in their courts.The Constitution serves US citizens, why would I be concerned? Only a hack liberal court would rule that illegal aliens should have any influence as to how US tax dollars are spent or who represents US citizens due to the census.Its not a matter of should be or not, it is WHAT WAS, when the Founders were alive. No need for 'liberal' interpretation of what they think should be. This is precisely why liberals fear a conservative court.Only after Indians signed treaties and acknowledged American sovereignty. There is no such recourse available for illegal aliens. The United States government exists to represent and serve American citizens. Illegal aliens are represented by the governments of their home countries. As such, only US citizens should be counted in regards to the distribution of US tax dollars and representation in the US government. We don't need 'interpretation' when we can simply look and see what the Founders' actually DID.Why should illegals have political representation?
No clue how the court will respond, but it's an easy enough question.
U.S. Supreme Court to hear Trump bid to exclude illegal immigrants from representation
Why? Because that's what the Constitution call for.
The U.S. Constitution empowers the Congress to carry out the census in "such manner as they shall by Law direct" (Article I, Section 2). The Founders of our fledgling nation had a bold and ambitious plan to empower the people over their new government. The plan was to count every person living in the newly created United States of America, and to use that count to determine representation in the Congress.
Census in the Constitution.
A census counter is completely unable to determine who is here legally or not at that. This is just another case where the government tries to blame others for it's failures.
Yet the US never counted Indians, because they weren't citizens. Their actions speak louder than some so-called interpretation 200 years later.
It wasn't interpreted 200 years later. Native American's intentionally started to be counted in 1860.
We have covered over and over what people feel "should be". There is an avenue for you to see to that. Get started.
The Constitution is clear. Why do you fear that? Don't you want a court that will rule on what the Constitution actually states?
Sure, you want the court to create law. That's not a surprise.
Save you're feigned "surprise" for birthday parties, Bubba. Nobody but the despicable Democrats want the courts to legislate. That's why we call them "Liberal hack judges legislating from the bench."
Conservative judges don't "create" law, they reinforce the original intent of the the existing law, which is the U.S Constitution.
Don't tell me you've never heard them referred to as "constitutional originalist judge." Surely you have and for the next few decades, you'll come to understand what the term "constitutional originalist judge" means.
The Constitution is plain and simple when it notes "All". There are no exceptions to that. Are you not saying you want the court to read exceptions where there are none?
That's not true but I expect you know that.
Does The Constitution Protect Non-Citizens? Judges Say Yes
Beyond the legal protections when they are arrested? Base protections offered on our soil have nothing at all to do with benefits received by our citizens and their tax dollars. At the same time, illegal aliens can't vote, citizens can. As this is a matter of votes, and the census, which confer benefit to the citizen, not protection due to proximity, illegal aliens don't count as 'all'.
If you want to read something into the Constitution not there go for it.