What percentage of the US population is comprised of Americans?

Nobody says the supreme court is correct
They can change their minds
Legal entry is important because of the vetting process etc
I believe under the Clinton administration immigration laws allow for "expedited removal" under which some individuals, particularly those apprehended at or near the border, may be removed more quickly with limited review. An officer can remove an alien deemed inadmissible under expedited removal without further hearing or review, provided the alien does not request asylum or assert a fear of persecution. While the Constitution guarantees due process, immigrants facing deportation are generally not provided with a government-funded lawyer. Policies can change, and attempts to expand expedited removal and limit due process rights have been a subject of ongoing legal and political debate.

@BrandNewMan

And blah, Blah, BLAH.

Look, I know you honestly have no control over what you think or say - you believe everyone (especially women) needs fixing and you've just got to do it.

But what you're raving about has nothing to do with with the point of this post - or what I actually said.

The question was aimed at a point of Constitutional law : Should "all persons" including aliens, be entitled to due process of law when inside US borders ?

What I said was that it seems strange that anyone who wants immigration rules enforced and borders respected should think the law has nothing to do with it. Because it's absolutely clear what the Constitution says about requirements for due process in the 5th and 14th Amendments.

And there's also nothing vague about what the "conservative" majority in the Supreme Court had to say about it either :


So get a grip dude. Everyone one knows that Obama, Biden, FDR, and probably Lincoln too lives rent free in your head, and they drive you crazy when they throw parties and don't invite you.

Life isn't fair. Get over it.

Federal Authority over Immigration:

The Supreme Court has consistently held that Congress has broad authority to regulate immigration and has affirmed this power to the federal government.

Due Process Rights:
The Constitution requires that all non-citizens on U.S. soil be afforded "due process of law". However, the Court has clarified that these due process rights are limited for non-citizens facing deportation.

Expedited Removal:
The Supreme Court has ruled that expedited removal procedures, which allow for the swifter deportation of certain non-citizens, do not violate the Constitution's Suspension Clause.

Recent Actions

Restrictions on Deportation:
In a significant 2025 ruling, the Supreme Court prevented the Trump administration from using the 18th-century Alien Enemies Act to deport undocumented migrants, according to a YouTube video.

Third-Country Deportations:
The Court has also paused a lower court's order that would have prohibited the government from deporting immigrants to countries where they had no prior ties

No Right to an Attorney for Deportation:
In the context of civil immigration proceedings, the Supreme Court has affirmed that non-citizens do not have a constitutional right to an attorney, as these are administrative, not criminal, processes.

That was before 12MM or so were illegally allowed into the country .. with nefarious intents behind doing so

Desperate times call for desparate measures .. Clinton and Obama both deported illegals under a streamlined version of due process. What's different ?

The legal system is being used by Dems to try and block similar actions now because it hurts their nefarious intent .. which is to use these illegals in the census to game the system in congressional seat allotment, ultimately even likely moving to allow them to vote .. already under pressure for local and state elections in several places.

Those same "High minded" individuals in the post are who concocted this scheme .. which is why they oppose streamlined due process now.

If you know .. you know.

Maybe its time for some modern day revolution to set this sh!t right.

Good

This graphic may help:

It's always interesting to see how many people who claim they want to make America "great again" think they can do that by ignoring our laws - And how few people who call themselves "patriots" have actually read the Constitution, and understand what it means.

@BrandNewMan

Oh look at you, all political and manly -


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It's not just the SCOTUS. It is clearly stated in the constitution.

You can't tell cons that though. All immigrants are illegal regardless.

This isn't even happening... So yeah, more drivel from the guy that loves authoritarians and believes Jews killed the Russian Tsar and his familly and then created the USSR.