Democrats and their supporters in the corporate media are still attempting to controversialize the Trump administration’s efforts to remove illegal aliens from the country, as required by federal law. But there are three questions they should all be forced to answer before anyone has to hear more of their whining. Here they are, in no particular order.
1. Can You Identify a Single Alien You Would Deport?
This is the most important question because the answer is no, they can’t, because they don’t want to deport anyone. We know that because they’re on record opposing the most innocuous efforts during President Trump’s first term to remove violent Latin American gang affiliates.
In 2018, Democrats, including Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Sen. Kristen Gillibrand, pushed to “abolish ICE.” That same year, Senate Democrats blocked a vote on a bill that would have withheld federal funds from “sanctuary cities” that refused to comply with federal immigration law enforcement. They shouldn’t get to pretend they’re not opposed to deporting illegal aliens if they can’t answer this simple question.
2. How Many Appeals Should an Illegal Alien Get for It to Be Considered ‘Due Process’?
Most irksome about the never-ending Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia saga is Democrats’ repeated and false claim that the Salvadoran national was denied “due process” when feds placed him on a flight in March to be sent back to his home country. This is a lie. Abrego Garcia had been residing in the U.S. for more than a decade.
In 2019, he was arrested, he admitted in court to being in the country illegally, and he was determined by a court to be a violent Latin American gang affiliate. A second judge upheld that opinion. He had multiple immigration court proceedings, one of which resulted in a judge issuing an absurd ruling that he could be deported, but not back to where he came from.
How many appeals and hearings should an illegal alien be entitled to, sucking up court hours in hopes of eventually landing on some trick that allows him to stay? If Democrats can’t state a clear number, it’s simply another way of admitting they don’t want to see anyone deported.
3. What Would the Ideal Deportation Look Like?
There is no end to the list of complaints Democrats have about any given deportation: The plane was inappropriate, the home country is terrible, the illegal alien is just a “gay makeup artist,” and on and on.
They don’t actually care about the planes or return destinations or the character profiles of any given deportee. These are just more excuses for why Democrats oppose deportations. If they’re going to trifle with the logistics, they should have to offer alternative, acceptable conditions for deporting aliens.
But they wouldn’t be able to do that, because that’s not the point. The point is stopping deportations altogether.
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