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That doesn't work in all cases. ESTA visa for example you give up the rights to due process if you overstay on that visa as part of the agreement to the visa.
by EagnaIonat 1y ago
That doesn't work in all cases. ESTA visa for example you give up the rights to due process if you overstay on that visa as part of the agreement to the visa.
Doesn't justify anything that ICE are currently doing though.
- Jalad 1y agoIronically the same argument applies
- tsimionescu 1y agoAnd what if someone claims you overstayed the visa, but you didn't? You still need a legal process to defend yourself from arbitrary accusations. Not having a process is not just morally wrong, it is also simply non-functional.
- EagnaIonat 1y ago> And what if someone claims you overstayed the visa, but you didn't? It's just a simple matter of checking the ESTA details online, and your entry stamp in your passport. The ESTA visa states you waive your rights to a judge if you overstay. Like I said, I am not condoning what ICE is doing.
- projectazorian 1y agoMost of the people the admin wants to remove are not eligible for ESTA in the first place.