Ahh, you must be Thxone's caretaker.
He claims to be a big boy; let him fight his own fights.
Unless of course, babysitting him is the only way you can avoid supporting your own argument.
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He claims to be a big boy; let him fight his own fights.
Unless of course, babysitting him is the only way you can avoid supporting your own argument.
You keep worrying about Thx. Are you here to carry his balls in a spoon for him? Then create your own thread about it.
If you don’t want to talk about the current subject, feel free to stop addressing me.
OK but there was never a court order for Trump or any other president to cease their policy due to 14th amendment violations. Some people called for it. . . but that's it. So it does not even apply.
And the 14th wont save you when you are being charged with a criminal infraction and going through the due process. It completely changes the circumstances.
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For the record, if I was an immigrant living in a shithole like Venezuela I would be trying to cross into America as well. I actually empathize with these people. However, being poor does not and should not qualify you for sanctuary status. And the people I feel worse for are the ones who actually need to seek asylum but are buried under bureaucracy and pushed behind the 11 million migrants who are illegally entering.
It's covered in the 26 page decision the judge handed down.
"Since the beginning of this case, Plaintiffs have argued the right to family integrity is protected by the Due Process Clause of the Constitution, and the government may not separate a parent from his or her child absent a showing the parent is unfit or presents a danger to the child. The first of these arguments is not disputed."
Due process is covered by the 14th Amendment...
Due process also prevents you from being jailed while awaiting trial unless there are exigent circumstances.
That doesn't speak to the discussion of family separation, and kids being jailed separately from their parents.
Which a judge put a stop to.
Wow, these memes become less accurate by the second.
"Finally allowed"?
Hmmmm, I guess we haven't reached June of 2021 yet...
Absolutely it does...if the parent/parents commits a crime and is in custody...the family gets broken up...it happens everyday in the US...illegal immigrants aren't above the laws in place...
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