The right to due process is not situational
- The Trump administration deported Kilmar Abrego Garcia from the U.S. To El Salvador.
- This action occurred despite multiple federal court orders preventing the deportation.
- Garcia was a peaceful Maryland resident with no criminal record before his removal.
- The Fifth Amendment states no person shall be "deprived... Without due process of law."
- Garcia is now held in El Salvador, denied contact with lawyers or family.
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Letter: Where was their due process?
So let me get this straight. Some congressmen and Supreme Court justices are whining that an illegal migrant and MS-13 gang member has not gotten his "due process" before being removed from our country. Where were these concerned folks when over 200 "Americans" were jailed without due process, many receiving no court dates for over two years, after January 6. Call them what you will, protesters or rioters, but wake up people, you know this is wr…


The right to due process is not situational
One of the pillars of our democracy is the Fifth Amendment. It reads as follows: “No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a Grand Jury, except in cases arising in the land or naval forces, or in the Militia, when in […]
Do illegal immigrants have the right to due process?
Donald Trump and his administration are in the process of scooping up whoever they can off the streets, inventing flimsy pretexts to paint them as criminals, then booting them out of the country. Those affected include passport-holding Americans, students midway through degree programs, people whose removal has been stayed by judicial order and yes, undocumented people not in the country legally. There’s mounting criticism that all of the above …
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