“I think every one of those kids could be flown to their home in one day if it was coordinated.”
Your position is a little confusing to me. You’re good with it, if their deportation is done efficiently?
We survived Jefferson’s purchase of the Louisiana territory.
And Lincoln’s suspension of habeus corpus and declaring martial law during the Civil War/’War of Northern Aggression’.
And we survived interning Japanese during WWII.
And a few hundred other things.
Extreme exigency sometimes dictates policy, as pointed out by Jefferson, above.
I agree with you that they should be rounded up and shipped home immediately, as quickly as they arrived—ASAP. We’re getting a lot of double-talk (as usual) from the Obamanites.
But what about your Constitutional objections? The Equal Protection Clause requires each state to provide equal protection under the law to all people within its jurisdiction.
And through the 14th, the Fifth amendment guarantees the right to procedural and substantive due process.
I suspect the administration had all these kids advised to claim they were bring threatened by gangs and such, even it wasn’t true, so they could claim political asylum. I consider it just as likely that their country was happy to see them go, for whatever reasons, like the Marielitos.
But now you’re OK with packing them all off, as long as the UN is good with it and all the Constitutional `i’s are dotted and `t’s crossed?
Why are you agonizing over this? As usual, Obama has his tail stuck in crack. So now he’s trying to make lemon-aid out of this lemon that he squeezed through national gerrymandering and back-door amnesty.
No way Jose.
What I am saying is we are not “Deporting” them, we don’t have that right as a state, but we have a right to return lost children who have been abused to their home and the safety of their own people. THINK!!!!