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While freedom of speech is obviously a right of citizens, I would argue that in order to preserve that right the US should be extending it to those coming into
by sailfast 1y ago
While freedom of speech is obviously a right of citizens, I would argue that in order to preserve that right the US should be extending it to those coming into the country - outside of currently excepted threat settings of course.
Saying you don’t like the President should not deny you entry to the United States. This is, straight up, horse shit and I do not approve of it nor do I believe it should be permitted by the executive.
- Tadpole9181 1y agoArgue? It's not at all ambiguous in the Bill of Rights that it does apply to non-citizens.
- sailfast 1y agoYou’re right! Yet here I am seeing non-citizens treated like dog-sh!t and having those rights revoked like it’s just fine - and the Supreme Court seems to agree. But you’re right - I shouldn’t just cede the point. That’s what got us here in the first place.