Why Do Trump Supporters Have Such A Hard Time Admitting He's A Convicted Felon?

[DStar777]

It only matters if the other side does it.. but.. when your own side does it.. it doesn't matter.. All partisans think like this. Non partisans don't. Try being non partisan for once. See the corruption on all sides.

 

[Lockback]

Laughable how liberals still try to push the lawfare ploys, even after they disintegrated on November 5, 2024.

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They cling to their myths. It's all they've got.
No ideas other than "Tear it all down!"

 

[BasicHumanUnit]

Why Do Trump Supporters Have Such A Hard Time Admitting He's A Convicted Felon?

For the same reason people like you have a hard time believing that the Jews (among others) who were put to death in Nazi Germany were actually INNOCENT PEOPLE. You CHOOSE to believe the propaganda and lies for convenience.

Because his "Conviction" was the same as the reason all those innocent people were put to death.
PPL like you are disgusting and a threat to humanity.

 

[candycorn]

This message board is not truly right wing.....

More comedy.

I admit that this discussion forum may APPEAR to be "right wing" to somebody who takes Democratic Party ideals pretty much into significant agreement with Karl Marx, Lenin, Mao and Fidel.

Meanwhile back in reality, one RWNJ has a thread in politics; “Can Islam be Civilized"

Thread 'Can Islam Be Civilized?'

Wednesday at 12:17 PM

Yes, this is political, and will be answered in these two posts.

1. Of course Democrats see no problem with Islam,. as they share the same view of humal life with the 7th century barbaric view. Let me take you back to 2001, after the NYC bombing, when she wrote:"We should invade their countries, kill their leaders and convert them to Christianity,"
Of course tongue in cheek, but if one looks at the headlines today...............


2. Politics, religion and economics are intertwined in the news. The UAE and Saudi Arabia might even agree with Coulter when it comes to Iran. Did you...

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Has nothing to do with politics...but there it sits...in politics.


You’re really not very good at this.

 

[candycorn]

Why Do Trump Supporters Have Such A Hard Time Admitting He's A Convicted Felon?

For the same reason people like you have a hard time believing that the Jews (among others) who were put to death in Nazi Germany were actually INNOCENT PEOPLE. You CHOOSE to believe the propaganda and lies for convenience.

Aryan Brotherhood/white nationalists are a firm right wing voting block.

Because his "Conviction" was the same as the reason all those innocent people were put to death.

Nope. He had a fair trail and he was found guilty.

 

[Dante]

It only matters if the other side does it.. but.. when your own side does it.. it doesn't matter.. All partisans think like this. Non partisans don't. Try being non partisan for once. See the corruption on all sides.

The problem with your position is that you believe all partisans are equal. As if one side is not guilty of crossing lines the other or another side would normally not.

You may want to believe that your position is good for the nation as a whole, but it's actually TOXIC. As it feeds into the weird, hateful, resentment and grievance filled populism that helped elect Trump in the GOP primaries in 2016.

 

[Marener]

Why Do Trump Supporters Have Such A Hard Time Admitting He's A Convicted Felon?

For the same reason people like you have a hard time believing that the Jews (among others) who were put to death in Nazi Germany were actually INNOCENT PEOPLE. You CHOOSE to believe the propaganda and lies for convenience.

Because his "Conviction" was the same as the reason all those innocent people were put to death.
PPL like you are disgusting and a threat to humanity.

You sent innocent Venezuelans to a gulag in El Salvador without due process, so you’re pretty ******* disgusting.

 

[Divine Wind]

Gee.....sounds strikingly similar to things coming from Hakeem and Kamala .

Disagreed. It similar to what Goldwater Republican expected of our leaders.

 

[Political-Junkie]

No.

Yes.

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[Political-Junkie]

Laughable how liberals still try to push the lawfare ploys, even after they disintegrated on November 5, 2024.

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Does it matter what the left pushes or the right defends? In the eyes of our justice system, Trump is still a convicted felon and the only convicted felon to ever be elected president.

 

[AZrailwhale]

You sent innocent Venezuelans to a gulag in El Salvador without due process, so you’re pretty ******* disgusting.

They got all the due process illegal aliens are entitled to. They had hearings in front of an immigration judge where they either didn't show up or were found not to qualify for immigration and had expulsion orders issued against them. They were convicted criminals since they violated the expulsion orders.
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Is Violating an Expulsion Order a Crime?​

Yes — in the United States, violating a final removal (expulsion) order is a criminal offense under federal immigration law.

Legal Basis​

The key statute is 8 U.S.C. § 1253, which makes it a crime to willfully refuse to leave the country after a final order of removal has been issued. This applies to noncitizens who are deportable under 8 U.S.C. § 1227(a), which covers a wide range of grounds such as criminal activity, security threats, or violations of immigration status legalclarity.org+1.

What Counts as a Violation​

Under § 1253, criminal liability can arise in several ways, even if the person has not physically stayed in the country legalclarity.org:

• Failing to depart within 90 days after the removal order becomes final and the government’s removal period ends.
• Refusing to obtain travel documents in good faith (e.g., not applying for a passport or travel permit).
• Scheming to obstruct deportation (e.g., lying to authorities about travel plans).
• Failing to appear when and where immigration authorities direct.

Penalties​

• Criminal penalties: Up to 4 years in prison for most violations; up to 10 years if the removal is based on certain criminal or security grounds legalclarity.org.
• Civil penalties: Fines of up to $500 per day for each day the person remains in the U.S. in violation of the order legalclarity.org.

When the Order Becomes Final​

A removal order becomes “final” once all administrative appeals are exhausted or waived. If a court reviewed the order and issued a stay, the clock starts when the court enters its final decision. If the person is in non-immigration custody, the clock starts when they are released legalclarity.org.

Key Takeaway​

If you have a final removal order and fail to leave, cooperate with travel arrangements, or obstruct your deportation, you can be prosecuted under § 1253. This applies regardless of how you originally entered the U.S. — whether legally, through a visa overstay, or unauthorized entry legalclarity.org+1.

Tip: If you are facing a removal order, it’s best to consult an immigration attorney to understand your rights and options, as compliance can be complex and has serious legal consequences.
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[Marener]

They got all the due process illegal aliens are entitled to. They had hearings in front of an immigration judge where they either didn't show up or were found not to qualify for immigration and had expulsion orders issued against them. They were convicted criminals since they violated the expulsion orders.
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Is Violating an Expulsion Order a Crime?​

Yes — in the United States, violating a final removal (expulsion) order is a criminal offense under federal immigration law.

Legal Basis​

The key statute is 8 U.S.C. § 1253, which makes it a crime to willfully refuse to leave the country after a final order of removal has been issued. This applies to noncitizens who are deportable under 8 U.S.C. § 1227(a), which covers a wide range of grounds such as criminal activity, security threats, or violations of immigration status legalclarity.org+1.

What Counts as a Violation​

Under § 1253, criminal liability can arise in several ways, even if the person has not physically stayed in the country legalclarity.org:

• Failing to depart within 90 days after the removal order becomes final and the government’s removal period ends.
• Refusing to obtain travel documents in good faith (e.g., not applying for a passport or travel permit).
• Scheming to obstruct deportation (e.g., lying to authorities about travel plans).
• Failing to appear when and where immigration authorities direct.

Penalties​

• Criminal penalties: Up to 4 years in prison for most violations; up to 10 years if the removal is based on certain criminal or security grounds legalclarity.org.
• Civil penalties: Fines of up to $500 per day for each day the person remains in the U.S. in violation of the order legalclarity.org.

When the Order Becomes Final​

A removal order becomes “final” once all administrative appeals are exhausted or waived. If a court reviewed the order and issued a stay, the clock starts when the court enters its final decision. If the person is in non-immigration custody, the clock starts when they are released legalclarity.org.

Key Takeaway​

If you have a final removal order and fail to leave, cooperate with travel arrangements, or obstruct your deportation, you can be prosecuted under § 1253. This applies regardless of how you originally entered the U.S. — whether legally, through a visa overstay, or unauthorized entry legalclarity.org+1.

Tip: If you are facing a removal order, it’s best to consult an immigration attorney to understand your rights and options, as compliance can be complex and has serious legal consequences.
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That’s simply untrue. They were not allowed a hearing before an immigration judge. That’s why they used the Alien Enemies Act, to bypass the legal system.

https://www.npr.org/2026/02/12/nx-s1-5712542/federal-judge-orders-return-of-venezuelan-migrants-deported-to-el-salvador-under-alien-enemies-act

 

[Political-Junkie]

Why Do Trump Supporters Have Such A Hard Time Admitting He's A Convicted Felon?

For the same reason people like you have a hard time believing that the Jews (among others) who were put to death in Nazi Germany were actually INNOCENT PEOPLE. You CHOOSE to believe the propaganda and lies for convenience.

Because his "Conviction" was the same as the reason all those innocent people were put to death.
PPL like you are disgusting and a threat to humanity.

34 felony convictions over falsified business records is comparable to Nazi's murdering ~6 million Jews and ~6 million others? How bizarre.

 

[AZrailwhale]

That’s simply untrue. They were not allowed a hearing before an immigration judge. That’s why they used the Alien Enemies Act, to bypass the legal system.

https://www.npr.org/2026/02/12/nx-s1-5712542/federal-judge-orders-return-of-venezuelan-migrants-deported-to-el-salvador-under-alien-enemies-act

They had already had their hearings in the past. They had valid expulsion orders on file. They were subject to deportation upon contact without further proceedings. If you murder someone and flee after being convicted, before being imprisoned, the state doesn't have to provide any further due process after it recaptures you, it just tosses you into prison and then tries you for the escape.

 

[AZrailwhale]

That’s simply untrue. They were not allowed a hearing before an immigration judge. That’s why they used the Alien Enemies Act, to bypass the legal system.

https://www.npr.org/2026/02/12/nx-s1-5712542/federal-judge-orders-return-of-venezuelan-migrants-deported-to-el-salvador-under-alien-enemies-act

The 137 who were deported under the Alien Enemies act were given their order by Judge Boasberg who has been slapped down multiple times by appeals courts for exceeding his authority in attacks on Trump and officials in his administration. He's a partisan hack using his office for furthering a personal grudge.

 

[Marener]

They had already had their hearings in the past. They had valid expulsion orders on file.

That’s untrue. Some of them even had legal status pending asylum applications or TPS.

They were subject to deportation upon contact without further proceedings. If you murder someone and flee after being convicted, before being imprisoned, the state doesn't have to provide any further due process after it recaptures you, it just tosses you into prison and then tries you for the escape.

No court in this country sentenced anyone to be imprisoned in CECOT.

 

[BasicHumanUnit]

34 felony convictions over falsified business records is comparable to Nazi's murdering ~6 million Jews and ~6 million others? How bizarre.

YES...PEOPLE ARE DYING BECAUSE OF LEFTISTS POLICIES

 

[BasicHumanUnit]

You sent innocent Venezuelans to a gulag in El Salvador without due process, so you’re pretty ******* disgusting.

Reported as Slander and a personal attack. You can get sued for making personal direct accusations that are harmful and slanderous. If it's not removed I will consider my options.

It is one thing to say "People LIKE you" vs "YOU"
PO Box 3503, Cedar Park, Texas, 78630

 

[Marener]

The 137 who were deported under the Alien Enemies act were given their order by Judge Boasberg who has been slapped down multiple times by appeals courts for exceeding his authority in attacks on Trump and officials in his administration. He's a partisan hack using his office for furthering a personal grudge.

Judge Rao is a partisan hack who is auditioning for SCOTUS by sucking up to Trump.

Her theory is that the Trump administration is too stupid to have understand the plain language of his order to stop removal.

Hopefully he gets the en banc review because this administration is making the courts look stupid.

Even SCOTUS admitted Trump sent Kilmar Abrego Garcia to a gulag without due process.

 

[Marener]

Reported as Slander and a personal attack. You can get sued for making personal direct accusations that are harmful and slanderous. If it's not removed I will consider my options

Opinions are not slander dipshit.