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Why do people always make the"legality" argument. Just because something is legal, doesn't mean something is right. The Holocaust was quite legal, at the time.
by x3ro 7y ago
Why do people always make the"legality" argument. Just because something is legal, doesn't mean something is right. The Holocaust was quite legal, at the time.
Putting people in concentration camps and letting them die there (ICE) should not be legal. This does not even touch on whether deportations should be.
- jamiequint 7y agoCongress has put ICE and CBP in a pretty impossible situation, they have refused to extend funding for months (since February at least) to fund further border enforcement to stop illegal border crossings, while simultaneously refusing to pass any legislation to further fund the detention centers. Your implication that they must stop patrolling the border lest they become literally Hitler, is patently absurd and an affront to people who suffered through the Holocaust.
- x3ro 7y agoI merely said that legality does not imply that no human rights violations are occurring. Also I'm talking about deportations (and the associated camps, whatever you want to call them) is a separate issue from border control, in my opinion.