TimHauck

Wrong.

The constitution disagrees with you. Unless the person admits it, you need some form of due process to accurately determine that they’re actually illegal, otherwise the government could just declare whoever they want is illegal then say they don’t get due process. (Abrego Garcia had previously had due process. But entering the country illegally does not mean you should be put in a terrorist prison).

In this court document, the judge reiterates that the government has made “poor attempts to tie Abrego Garcia to MS-13.” Also agrees with me that Abrego Garcia is a “low risk of non-appearance.” https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.tnmd.104622/gov.uscourts.tnmd.104622.95.0_1.pdf

Lol

And West Virginia is poor because of Democrats?

I’m going to take @Strike’s non-response here as a yes to my last question.

Shoot you’re right, I should have predicted “yawn,” not “OK”

Like West Virginians?

More evidence for @Meglamaniac that you’re not a serious poster. In b4 @Meglamaniac says “OK”

Bump in case @Strike missed this

That just happened 2 days ago, which came about during the trial after the government threatened to deport him if he was released on bail during the trial. And it doesn’t say they can’t deport him, it says they need to give him 72 hours notice of what country they plan to deport him to, give him an opportunity to say if he has a credible fear of persecution in that country, and that the government needs to ensure that the third country won’t send him to El Salvador. https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.mdd.578815/gov.uscourts.mdd.578815.238.0_1.pdf

Oh hey another liar. I prefaced most of what I posted in here with “reportedly” or “allegedly.” I don’t know if Israel is always lying, but it’s awfully convenient that every single time they get caught doing something bad it’s “an accident” or “they actually killed Hamas.” I even posted an article where it was confirmed the IDF lied about attacking an ambulance that they claimed didn’t have sirens but video confirmed it did, from the NY Post to satisfy your request for only believing something if it comes from a source you agree with (ironic, considering @nobody’s comment above about me). No one is arguing that Israel is worse than Hamas, but what started this whole conversation was a simple statement by me that Israel has committed war crimes, which they have. Do you disagree?

No I didn’t, liar.

The admin could have just deported him somewhere else and be done with it. They are the ones dragging it out with this show trial. HTH

When the market was up during Biden didn’t people here say a good stock market doesn’t mean the economy is good?

He man-handled him by claiming he overspent because of a building that was built 5 years ago?

Didn’t think so

^this seems to be picking up a lot of steam on social media. These dudes are basically now apologizing for not asking any tough questions and admitting they were part of a propaganda campaign. Apparently the interview was set up by the Trump admin https://x.com/nelkboys/status/1947968681775907111 https://x.com/HALALK0/status/1947989347275309422

No I wouldn’t. Don’t you think there have been an awful lot of “accidents” though? Maybe some are, but not all.

Figured this deserved its own thread. What do we think the Supreme Court will decide on this? I’m not sure. I’m no legal expert, but the “BuT iT wAs OnLy InTeNdEd FoR sLaVeS!” argument doesn’t seem very credible to me, as the actual amendment says nothing about slaves and the way it is written is very broad: https://constitution.congress.gov/constitution/amendment-14/ All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside. No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws. However, the main case considered to set the precedent for this is probably where Trump has a better argument: Wong Kim Ark. People that think the overturning of birthright citizenship is going to go through seem to be hanging onto the fact that Ark’s parents were “permanently domiciled,” even if not citizens. https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/169/649/ @Engorgeous George in particular, any predictions?

California heat is nothing compared to the southeast. Texas and New Mexico do have higher than average obesity rates

IDF investigates attack on Catholic Church, declares it an accident. Phew, good thing that’s settled https://www.nbcnews.com/world/gaza/idf-strike-gaza-catholic-church-accident-munition-misfire-rcna220456

I didn’t say all Republican voters are fat, but it’s stupid to try to blame it on liberal controlled cities when 60-70% of the population didn’t vote Democrat. Especially since the fattest state doesn’t even really have a big city (the metro area of the largest city only accounts for about 11% of WV’s population. In contrast, about 57% of GA’s population lives in the Atlanta metro). But also lol at blaming it on seed oils. I’d put a lot of the blame on the heat. Unless your job is outside, it’s basically too hot for people to go outside for longer than like 45 minutes for 1/3 of the year in the south.

lol if you think “cities” are why West Virginia is fat