TheTexan
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Everybody is owed justice, which includes not being punished unjustly. And one reason due process is necessary is so as not to punish people who are innocent of what they're accused of. If there is some category of charge that doesn't require due process, then that means that none of us are owed due process. If the regime wants to bypass due process and deport or imprison us, or for that matter have us killed or anything else, all they have to do is charge us with that special charge and punish us for it without proving our guilt.
That's not a very strong argument in the case of deportation. First off, mistakes are very rarely made because most cases have a huge paper trail that make it obvious they aren't a citizen.
Second, in the event that a mistake is made, they probably will still be an ethnic foreigner in which case I don't care.
Third, in the extremely rare event that a white citizen is deported, worst case is they are mildly inconvenienced and they come back in after gathering the necessary documents.
This idea that I'm giving up my rights in any way by not giving illegals any rights, holds no sway for me.
Send them back!!!! And fuck their due process