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I kind of some people are lost in their ultra liberal views, and anti big brother views. I consider myself moderately liberal. If you have an non citizen comi
by maxdo 3y ago
I kind of some people are lost in their ultra liberal views, and anti big brother views.
I consider myself moderately liberal.
If you have an non citizen coming to US , and this person is hostile to US, why this person allowed to come here. It's a free world, if you don't like democracy, go to the other part of non-free world.
Not letting hostile people in, it's a corner stone of any national security. It has nothing to do with liberalism. They are simply doing their job.
And yes, you can find lots ways how US is not a free country. But at least US declare this as an idea. There are countries, Iran , Russia , China have other priorities.
- bondolo 3y agoWhat degree of criticism crosses the threshold of "hostile"? For some on the conservative side any criticism or comparison of the US by Americans or worse yet by foreigners unacceptable; the "love it or leave it" crowd. There have been repeated incidents of various politicians, journalists and authors being denied entry for little more (and sometimes less) than saying that the US "kinda sucks". Obviously there's little good reason to admit someone who wants to overthrow the government (there are already enough of those locally) but literally anyone who says that the US is less than perfect? I certainly don't want this decision to be in the hands of an unaccountable and capricious ICE officers. I've personally experienced just a taste of how petty they can be and have little reason to doubt that they are routinely spiteful assholes.