5 ms·

I'd like to know what human rights these organizations have contempt for.

chris_wot 1y ago
The Republican party seems to have a particular fondness for deporting innocent people to El Salvador without justification.
- yahoozoo 1y ago
  You can look up the reason in the ICE database but it only supports clients using SQL Workbench…so…
- stretchwithme 1y ago
  There is no human right that allows you to live in any country you want without its consent.
  - energywut 1y ago
    That's a different claim than the parent made. CECOT, specifically, is absolutely a place where human rights are not observed.
  - drivingmenuts 1y ago
    They’re trying to end birthright citizenship, which basically would allow them to deport, well anybody who disagreed with them, even if that person’s has no other country be deported to. For example, I am an American citizen, born and raised. I have never lived outside of the United States. My father, now deceased, was from Nicaragua, but he was an American citizen also. However, by ending birthright citizenship, I can can be deported simply for being liberal, if the Supreme Court allows this.
    - deleted 1y ago
      [deleted]
    - mvdtnz 1y ago
      Well first of all that's that not what ending birthright citizenship would mean. Secondly if birthright citizenship were a human right then most countries would be in violation of human rights.
      - IAmBroom 1y ago
        This may shock you, but I believe that most are.
      - chris_wot 1y ago
        It’s a violation of your civil rights as it’s a core part of the U.S. Constitution, something Americans love to try to beat other countries over the head with. If you guys don’t care about your Constitution, then I wish you all the best of luck.
  - chris_wot 1y ago
    If you remove the rule of law, then you let tyrants reign. Best of luck with the complete breakdown of your separation of powers - it’s why you have your freedoms. You’ll care when you need the government to heed a court decision taken against them and they completely ignore it. At that point though, it’s too late. Incidentally, many of those who were deported did have the consent of the courts to remain.
deleted 1y ago
[deleted]

The Republican party seems to have a particular fondness for deporting innocent people to El Salvador without justification.

yahoozoo 1y ago
You can look up the reason in the ICE database but it only supports clients using SQL Workbench…so…
stretchwithme 1y ago
There is no human right that allows you to live in any country you want without its consent.
- energywut 1y ago
  That's a different claim than the parent made. CECOT, specifically, is absolutely a place where human rights are not observed.
- drivingmenuts 1y ago
  They’re trying to end birthright citizenship, which basically would allow them to deport, well anybody who disagreed with them, even if that person’s has no other country be deported to. For example, I am an American citizen, born and raised. I have never lived outside of the United States. My father, now deceased, was from Nicaragua, but he was an American citizen also. However, by ending birthright citizenship, I can can be deported simply for being liberal, if the Supreme Court allows this.
  - deleted 1y ago
    [deleted]
  - mvdtnz 1y ago
    Well first of all that's that not what ending birthright citizenship would mean. Secondly if birthright citizenship were a human right then most countries would be in violation of human rights.
    - IAmBroom 1y ago
      This may shock you, but I believe that most are.
    - chris_wot 1y ago
      It’s a violation of your civil rights as it’s a core part of the U.S. Constitution, something Americans love to try to beat other countries over the head with. If you guys don’t care about your Constitution, then I wish you all the best of luck.
- chris_wot 1y ago
  If you remove the rule of law, then you let tyrants reign. Best of luck with the complete breakdown of your separation of powers - it’s why you have your freedoms. You’ll care when you need the government to heed a court decision taken against them and they completely ignore it. At that point though, it’s too late. Incidentally, many of those who were deported did have the consent of the courts to remain.

deleted 1y ago

[deleted]