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Freedom of speech and assembly. Visas and academic accreditation shouldn't be leverage against speech the government disagrees with, they should be granted and
by axus 1y ago
Freedom of speech and assembly.
Visas and academic accreditation shouldn't be leverage against speech the government disagrees with, they should be granted and removed according to a predictable and unbiased process.
Really all government actions should follow a predictable and unbiased process, a.k.a "The Law".
- bilbo0s 1y agoJust, throwing this out there, but it seems a distinct possibility that this Administration doesn't hold the same regard towards "Rule of Law" as did previous Administrations. I'm not altogether certain I'd rely on "Rule of Law" to save anyone in the current environment.
- JCattheATM 1y agoThat's not just a possibility, that's cold hard fact that's been proven repeatedly in just the last few months.
- skeeter2020 1y agoKristi Noem doesn't know what Habeas Corpus is; she defined it as "the constitutional right of the president to protect America from terrorists" or some such nonsense,so - ya think?
- IAmGraydon 1y agoKristi Noem knows exactly what Habeas Corpus is.
- JCattheATM 1y agoPossibly after she had it explained to her in front of the millions of viewers watching her demonstrate a frankly unbelievable lack of basic knowledge for someone in her position. But then such things are expected with the current kakistocracy.
- lurk2 1y ago> Really all government actions should follow a predictable and unbiased process, a.k.a "The Law". What law do these deportations violate?
- JCattheATM 1y agoI don't see any way that can be a good faith question. But in case it is, the bevy of judgments on this issue is recommended reading.