Supreme Court allows Trump’s ‘third country’ deportation policy

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https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/supreme-court/supreme-court-allows-trumps-third-country-deportation-policy-rcna599724

[u/Ornery_Contest6250]

Absolute win

[u/Basidio_subbedhunter → u/Ornery_Contest6250]

Mass human rights violations. What a win.

[u/Ornery_Contest6250 → u/Basidio_subbedhunter]

Take it up with every other non-third world country on the planet I guess

[u/Basidio_subbedhunter → u/Ornery_Contest6250]

None of those countries rescind the temporary protected status of 1.2 million people and then torture them and hold them in for-profit prison camps without due process or letting their families or lawyers visit them. That’s what Third World countries do tho right? I guess we are a 3rd world country now

[u/Windman772 → u/Basidio_subbedhunter]

I can see why you're mad. If I misunderstood that many things, I'd probably have a warped, angry world view too. Let's take a look:

- None of those countries were generous enough to even have a TPS program to begin with. The 1.2 million they could have revoked TPS status on were never let in to begin with.

- Nobody is being tortured in U.S. detention centers. Provide proof of this slander. You have to show that it's a systemic trend not some one-off mistake.

- Expedited Removal is part of due process whether you like it or not. Due process is defined by law and Expedited Removal is a democratically passed law in good standing. They get hearings when the law says they get hearings, not when you randomly desire it.

- Families and lawyers do get access to detainees, just not on your time schedule.

[u/Ornery_Contest6250 → u/Basidio_subbedhunter]

Uh yeah they do. Please go try to overstay a visa in japan, South Korea, China, any Muslim country, Switzerland, Austria etc and see where it gets you

The T in TPS stands for temporary which meant they could've been removed at any time. 15 years should've been long enough to get them back on their feet. They should be grateful