What records show about the migrants sent to Salvadoran mega-prison

@redredred Still requires a court case.

@redredred They are not gang members or criminals, so they do not belong being deported to a mega-prison for gang members. Deport them with due process.

@James25 the due process for invaders is expulsion. They had all their own choices for destination before they violated the US border

@sunsporter1649 that's what I thought from the beginning that you don't care. You don't care if they're bad or good you don't want any of them in our country. You lump them all together as bad.

@James25 I am all for legal immigration.

8 U.S. Code Chapter 12 - IMMIGRATION AND NATIONALITY

@sunsporter1649 looks pretty complicated.

8 U.S. Code Chapter 12, also known as the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), is the primary federal law governing immigration and nationality in the United States. This chapter encompasses a wide range of topics, including general provisions, immigration procedures, nationality and naturalization, refugee assistance, and alien terrorist removal procedures. It outlines the rules and regulations for who can enter the country, how they can become citizens, and how individuals may be removed or deported.
Key aspects of 8 U.S. Code Chapter 12 include:
Immigration:
This section covers various aspects of immigration, including who is eligible to immigrate, the different types of visas available, and the process for obtaining permanent residency (green card).
Nationality and Naturalization:
This part of the chapter defines who is considered a U.S. citizen, how individuals can become naturalized citizens, and the conditions under which citizenship may be lost.
Exclusion and Removal:
This section addresses grounds for inadmissibility to the U.S., the process for removal or deportation, and the rights of aliens during such proceedings.
Refugee Assistance:
This part of the chapter outlines the procedures for admitting refugees and providing them with certain benefits.
Alien Terrorist Removal:
This section deals with the removal of individuals who are suspected of being linked to terrorism.
Subchapters and Parts:
Subchapter I - General Provisions:
This section defines key terms and provides general rules applicable to the entire chapter.
Subchapter II - Immigration:
This subchapter covers various aspects of immigration, including admission qualifications, visa procedures, inspection, apprehension, and removal.
Subchapter III - Nationality and Naturalization:
This subchapter defines nationality, provides procedures for naturalization, and addresses the loss of nationality.
Subchapter IV - Refugee Assistance:
This subchapter outlines the procedures for admitting refugees and providing them with assistance.
Subchapter V - Alien Terrorist Removal Procedures:
This subchapter deals with the removal of individuals suspected of being linked to terrorism.
For a more detailed understanding of 8 U.S. Code Chapter 12, you can refer to the official version of the U.S. Code, available on websites like GovInfo or LII.