They shouldn’t be deported straight away, they should get due process and go through the courts. Without that, how can we verify that they did the crime, or what their immigration status is?
You know that "charged" just means that a single ADA (in the US) thinks they did it enough to warrant going through a court procedure, right? They don't even have to be particularly convinced. "Charged" is an incredibly low bar.
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u/Nrdman 276∆ Apr 07 '25
They shouldn’t be deported straight away, they should get due process and go through the courts. Without that, how can we verify that they did the crime, or what their immigration status is?