No no, your comprehension is failing you again. The problem people are raising is not "mass deportation." The problem is violation of due process rights. This

No no, your comprehension is failing you again. The problem people are raising is not "mass deportation." The problem is violation of due process rights. This is not a viable solution because it is 1) blatantly illegal under the American Constitution and 2) undermines the very premise of the rule of law. One reason it is clearly not a viable solution is because if it were, then it would also be a viable solution simply to deport aydyn and people who think like him/her. Doing so would only entail the same convenience-driven Constitutional violations that the current administration is undertaking. Neither is a viable solution. Let's just get to the meat of the matter so you can pick between hypocrisy or ignorance. Please answer these yes/no questions: 1. Under the US Constitution, does someone suspected of being an illegal immigrant have a right to due process? 2. Is it acceptable to violate the US Constitution when convenient?