Where does it say that?Constitutional rights are reserved for American citizens and legal immigrants. Of course we want it that way
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Where does it say that?Constitutional rights are reserved for American citizens and legal immigrants. Of course we want it that way
It doesn't.Where does it say that?
No
Not if illegally here. Now they have to be handled legally but right to vote and received monetary benefits of immigrants or citizens had not been codified yet although lib loons are pushing mightly
Lib loon weather53 has had this explained to him many times. He's not too bright.If you are on US soil the US has jurisdiction... Doesn't matter if you're on a student or tourist visa or here illegally. No other country's laws apply.
First , the term rights as you apply it is political science and intellectual stupidity - Applying THe Term Rights As A Descriptor For Articles Of Constitution Is Slang And A Profound Error In Diction ."Positive liberties" aren't liberties. Nor rights. Nor are they promised by the constitution.
Constitutional rights are reserved for American citizens and legal immigrants. Of course we want it that way
Lib loon weather53 has had this explained to him many times. He's not too bright.
There are many unwritten , yet obvious first principle deductions , as a priori political science .Where does it say that?
I think perhaps you don't understand what "a priori" means.There are many unwritten , yet obvious as a priori political science . ..
The us government has an unrestrained ability to implement the judgement of its authority within a domain , however that has been over generalized as the meaning of its jurisdiction in us 14th amendment , however us jurisdiction is exclusively and contractually a formal obligation to its subjects which are its citizens and legal migrants with whom a contractual obligation has been created by visa .The US has jurisdiction over anyone on US soil. Do you understand jurisdiction?
When first principles are self evident from that which preexists , then the deductions are a'priori .I think perhaps you don't understand what "a priori" means.
Some conjecture inalienable rites , such as a rite to life , however a rite to life does not exist in nature , by empirical observation , as life can be alienated , and from that a priori condition one may deduce that a law exists because there is an entity capable of issuing a retort for violations of its precepts .Politics by definition cannot be a priori.
There's a man-sized, pedantic stick shoved up someone's ass.First of all, it's "rights." Second, stop playing with philosophical terms if you don't understand them.
" Not Subjects Until A Formal Onus Of Accountability Not Assumed By Contract "
* Subjects Of Jurisdiction Versus A Domain Of Authority *
The us government has an unrestrained ability to implement the judgement of its authority within a domain , however that has been over generalized as the meaning of its jurisdiction in us 14th amendment , however us jurisdiction is exclusively and contractually a formal obligation to its subjects which are its citizens and legal migrants with whom a contractual obligation has been created by visa .
Just because a us citizen is traveling abroad , without being a subject by title in the legal immigration system of the foreign government , does not relieve us government of its obligation to protect the civil liberties of its subject , and likewise , illegal migrants in the us remain subjects by title to the jurisdiction from their country of origin , however they are not subject to the jurisdiction thereof .
A foreign national becomes a subject of us jurisdiction , and subject to the jurisdiction thereof , through diplomatic agreement by visa .
A guarantee of equal protection is negative liberty , while endowment is a positive liberty and that includes citizenship , and children born in the us to illegal migrants whom are not subjects of the us , whom are not subject to the jurisdiction thereof , are to receive jus sangunis citizenship in the country of maternal origin of which the mother is a subject by title .
What does extradition have to do with foreign embassy and an obligation of us government to protect the civil liberties of its citizen whom are subjects of its jurisdiction , whether or not a us citizen was an official subject by title in the legal immigration system of a foreign country ?The US government has NO jurisdiction over US citizens abroad.. We do have extradition agreements with some countries.
The term " rights " is okay for the willfully ignorant and those attempting to bastardize common sense for pretentious political advantage through the buffoonery of orwellian double speak and double think , so no apologies here for not buying into it .First of all, it's "rights." Second, stop playing with philosophical terms if you don't understand them.
" Traditional Slang Contributing To A Lack Of Public Informed Consent And Institutionalized Stupidity "
* More Valid Perspective Established Simply Waiting On Precedence *
The term " rights " is okay for the willfully ignorant and those attempting to bastardize common sense for pretentious political advantage through the buffoonery of orwellian double speak and double think , so no apologies here for not buying into it .
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Applying THe Term Rights As A Descriptor For Articles Of Constitution Is Slang And A Profound Error In Diction
* Applying The Term Rights As A Descriptor For Articles Of A Constitution Is Slang And A Profound Error In Diction * * Opening Post Subjective Objective Sew Gnomon * The term right is a faux pas of diction , as to equivocate the term right with a mathematical norm leads to a contradiction ...www.usmessageboard.com
" Terms And Conditions Apply "
* Natural Freedoms And Exclusions From Contractual Obligation *
What does extradition have to do with foreign embassy and an obligation of us government to protect the civil liberties of its citizen whom are subjects of its jurisdiction , whether or not a us citizen was an official subject by title in the legal immigration system of a foreign country ?
When a us citizen is a subject by title in the legal immigration system of a foreign country , a contractual agreement exists whereby the foreign country assumes an onus of accountability to issue a retort for violations of the civil liberties against the us citizen .
When a us citizen is not a subject by title in a foreign country , an onus of accountability by the foreign country to issue a retort for violations of civil liberties against the us citizen does not formally exist , and the foreign country may or may not choose to issue a retort for violations of civil liberties against the us citizens .
If the foreign government chooses not to issue a retort for violations of civil liberties against a us citizen , because us citizens are subjects of us jurisdiction , and subject to the jurisdiction thereof , the recourse and contractual obligation of us government is to seek justice through diplomacy .