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The majority of cases people consider legal amongst these are asylum seekers. Being given asylum is not a right, and it’s within the prerogative of a country to
by throwing-up 1y ago
The majority of cases people consider legal amongst these are asylum seekers. Being given asylum is not a right, and it’s within the prerogative of a country to revoke asylum or holding a green card.
The ~50/50 in a democracy is okay when people are aligned along an American identity, they just differ along what an ideal society looks like. That’s fine.
I agree people should not be jailed indefinitely or treated brutally. That is uncivil and unacceptable treatment of people in general. Countries need to work together to find a solution to this.
- Quarrelsome 1y ago> when people are aligned along an American identity way I see it, people voting GOP these days ain't inside that venn diagram. They need to read some Thomas Paine and remember why the USA was created in the way it was. Allowing people to just get hauled off the street and locked up without charges or legal access isn't American. Or at least, its the polar opposite of what I understood America to be.
- throwing-up 1y agoThat’s maybe a baseless assumption on your part. I’ve seen polls indicating that most Americans support legal immigration. I support legal immigration, and asylum seekers finding refuge as well. But I understand if a country doesn’t want to take in more than it wants, that’s national sovereignty.