re: Stephen Miller: "The only process invaders are due is deportation."

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you are one of those boot lickers

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I'm in a group of people that think we should be telling LEO what to do, not the other way around genius

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if the authorities.cops say or think you are guilty, you are

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This is so stupid. Is that happening even though it very well could be? I haven't seen any evidence of that despite thousands and thousands of arrests. Trump must be the worst dictator ever. He hasn't even jailed a single journalist in a year. He hasn't shut down any churches. He hasn't burned any Bibles. No gays/trans are in jail just because of their sexual preference

ICE could be mowing people down for obstructing their activities but that hasn't happened in even one case that I'm aware of even though lunatics have been harrassing them from coast to coast

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Any person means everyone. No exceptions.

It does not mean: any person, except those people we don't like.

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Sometimes you have to understand intent when reading things. If a country invaded us we don’t need to hold court and appeal hearings for a decade to remove them. I can guarantee that wasn’t the intention and everyone with a functioning brain realizes that.

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Due process is owed to everyone, from federal and state governments.

There are no exceptions as Miller is asserting.

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Not when they were recruited and herded like cattle into our country by NGO's.

It was an organized invasion to fundamentally change this country.

The illegals ignored all the rules.

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Any person means everyone. No exceptions. It does not mean: any person, except those people we don't like.

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Go back and reread what you quoted. Deportation deprives no one of life. Nor does it deprive them of property, nor does it deprive them of liberty at the hands of the United States or any individual state, as they are outside our jurisdiction once deported. Now, go fùck yourself, you sanctimonious dickhead.

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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.

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...and subject to the jurisdiction thereof... is a pretty key phrase. The Native Americans weren't granted citizenship until 1924 since they weren't under the jurisdiction of the United States. The Trump admin is arguing that foreign aliens that are here illegally and have children are also not acting under the jurisdiction of the U.S.