Mobius_118 wrote:Yeah that doesn't satisfy anything. They were white. We have your fellow conservatives trying to get native born people of color reported to ICE.
President Obama was able to deport people without breaking up families. Justify the change to separating families. Go on.
Not once did I say deportations weren't necessary. I do say that this nation was built by immigrants, as does every historian I talk to.
But go ahead, justify the change from deporting the whole family unless the children are covered under DACA, to separating the children into camps without their parents.
Well if by your own judgement we have to follow the law then we
Have to split up the families.
The kids got in through the birthing loophole but the parents, who got in illegally, didn't. So to send the illegals out you have to separate the kids, who are legal citizens, from the illegal citizens.
This would be a time when your country's laws clash with what you deem to be "okay" and "lawful" by human rights standards.
Pick one, international law, or your own law.
Mobius_118 wrote:I'll repeat what I said before: I have little issue with deporting illegal immigrants. I do have a problem with violating their basic human rights that are guaranteed under the 4th, 5th, and 14th Amendments of the US Constitution.
Which would only apply to the kids as they're the only ones who are
legal citizens under that constitution. The parents aren't however. So they don't actually have those rights. Once they become legal citizens they will.
And TBH the whole "people who are born here" rule needs an additional bit put in where it's "those born here to legal citizens should be allowed to stay" or you get the exact problem of illegal immigrants coming over, breeding a bunch and getting their family in scot free.