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I asked what his point was because his comment really had no relevance to my comment which he was replying to. All my comment did was clarify that the original
by tssva 3y ago
I asked what his point was because his comment really had no relevance to my comment which he was replying to. All my comment did was clarify that the original comment regarding foreign nationals having no first amendment rights was not accurate.
I could have also pointed out that he was not fully correct because visa applications are also completed within the United States. The judge in the case even agreed that there were first amendment issues regarding those completing applications within the US but in the case of immigration deference should be given to immigration requirements.
- esalman 3y agoTechnically you are right. But only technically. Like I mentioned, you do not have rights until you have cleared immigration at the port of entry within the US, regardless of visa status. Also, 9/11 anniversary was couple of days ago, and we all know how the rights of so many Muslims lawfully living in the US were thrown out of the window merely 20 years ago.
- tssva 3y agoNow I'm just going to assume you are trolling.