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The law is blatantly absent if the executive explicitly states it can detain and deport any person it deems a threat without due process and without duty to not
by thenaturalist 2y ago
The law is blatantly absent if the executive explicitly states it can detain and deport any person it deems a threat without due process and without duty to notify anyone, let alone a court or judge.
It's literally the executive tyranny of a king and absence of balance of power in full action which led to the founding of the United States of America.
Even if you're a criminal, last I checked the law, properly enforced, grants you the right to an attorney to prevent exactly this: unchecked executive power.