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Due process includes determining IF a person actually IS here illegally. When a person makes a legal claim, then they are supposed to go before an immigration judge for a hearing.
Is that going to be reciprocal? Regarding Asylum, the legal process begins at a legal point of entry. Not after being arrested after illegally living in Maryland for almost a decade.
There has been a lot of assumptions and reading into things that are not written.
Hopefully. I regret "that" post made earlier.
That's right as far as asylum goes, barring any other special issues (INAL), however, he still has habeas corpus rights. If ICE hadn't sent him to the one place that was illegal to send him, I doubt he would have ever have made the news. But ICE did, against specific, repeated court orders.
I regret some of my comments as well.
But as far as the OP goes, the murderer (I refuse to use his name) did receive due process and a jury found him guilty. As of yet, he has not been deported. Would it be wrong to send him to a Salvadorian prison?
There's a couple of arguments to be made against it. First, he should go through the justice system here first, including serving time. One argument against that is simply the expense - it seems cheaper to deport him (but we don't yet know how much the US is paying El Salvador for this service). Second, that Salvadoran prison has a reputation for extreme brutality which shocks the conscience of decent society. One, not good argument against that is the US does this all the time (well, not all the time, but way too often); it's who we are as a people.
If the person claims the INS is wrong and they want to fight the deportation they can. But INS is not required to put every single illegal in front of a judge before they are deported.
If you notice rhe Democrats did not comfort those people. But they will insinuate that all illegals including violent ones have to be seen by an immigration. Judge before being deported. In fact that seems like that is what they want to happen even though that is NOT the due process of the law.
Yes. A photo op. Would you want her coming to visit you after your daughter was killed by an illegal immigrants gangster? If not, my point remains the same.
