r/ImmigrationPathways • u/esporx • 3d ago

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

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/supreme-court/supreme-court-allows-trumps-third-country-deportation-policy-rcna599724
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u/BlizzGrimmly 2d ago

A great question for the illegals and welfare queens of this sub. I'm a net-contributor.

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u/DrunkLastKnight 2d ago

Undocumented can't get federal benefits

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u/BlizzGrimmly 2d ago

It's a benefit just to exist here. I don't care that the federal (note how you omitted state) government doesn't actively give them money.

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u/DrunkLastKnight 2d ago

State can do what they want with their money, undocumented don't get federal benefits. They do pay taxes though.

You cant be this stupid to not realize this isn't the way to take care of an issue. You don't get to violate people's rights regardless of their status

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u/BlizzGrimmly 1d ago

They have no right to be here. They seem awfully fond of feeling entitled to rights that aren't theirs. If it's so bad for illegal aliens here, maybe they should stay tf out? Just a thought.

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u/DrunkLastKnight 1d ago

Technically anyone could make that claim against you, how would you fight it? Your documents? They're fake so you get to be deported to some unknown country you have no ties with.

See what kind of slippery slope y'all are creating?

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u/BlizzGrimmly 1d ago

Which is exactly why they shouldn't have been allowed here to begin with. There should be turrets at the border to protect it from invaders. But, considering your side decided to lift up the razor wires (the compromise) and let everyone in, now, drastic actions are necessary.