Trump lawyers make legal argument to deport... Melania Trump.

Trump Administration Position on Supreme Court Case Suggests Melania Trump Could Be Deported

On Wednesday, the Supreme Court heard a case involving a Serbian woman who was deported after it turned out she'd misrepresented a fact about her husband during the process of becoming an American citizen. The Trump administration argued to the court that not only was the woman in question's deportation defensible, but that any inaccuracy on official paperwork, even regarding the most trivial and "immaterial" issues, can justify deportation and the revocation of citizenship.

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Fact: The Trump Administration made a legal argument that any error or lie on official paperwork, no matter how trivial, is grounds for revoking citizenship and/or deportation.

Fact: Melania Trump lied on her naturalization papers in 2006, failing to note that prior to her naturalization, she had worked in the United States illegally as a model.

Conclusion: Do the math.

Simply Put said:

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

And people wonder why the respect for the media is in the toilet.

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Non sequitur. Trump's lawyers made the argument in front of the Supreme Court.

Melania Trump is an illegal.

Your hatred of the media does not change these facts.

LoAmmi said:

Even if it's possible that the First Lady did make such a mistake on her forms? It would be pointing out that the administration is making an argument that we all know they wouldn't apply for the President's wife.

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Of course -- there's one set of rule for the plebs, and a much more lenient set for the ruling class.

Simply Put said:

It matches two of the three in your signature.

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Can you identify which ones?

Here, let me help you.

1. Trump's lawyers recently argued in front of the Supreme Court that any error or omission on an immigrant's official paperwork was grounds for possible revocation of citizenship and/or deportation -- True or False?

2. In 1996, Melania Trump earned over $20,000 in modeling fees in the US before earning her H-1B work visa in October of that year.... making her an undocumented immigrant worker, or, if you prefer, an Illegal -- True or False?

3. Melania did not include the facts from point #2 in her green card application, which she did not file for until 2001 -- True or False?

Well?

Nithavela said:

Just by saying that you were not schooled does not make it so.

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Sometimes, it is a lost cause.

Simply Put said:

Thank you for trying to be helpful.

Again. Nice try.
Completely missed the irony again but i so appreciate you attempting to school me

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Non-response noted.

AirPo said:

You'd have a point if some people cared about facts.

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Sounds like SCOTUS cares... they all but laughed in Trump's lawyers' faces.

UPDATE: Good news! Melania's not going to be deported! SCOTUS has ruled against Trump's lawyers' interpretation of immigration laws...

...And before the usual suspects start whining about "liberal activist judges," it should be noted that the SCOTUS decision was unanimous.

Supreme Court Overturns Lower Court On Grounds For Stripping U.S. Citizenship

A naturalized U.S. citizen should not have been stripped of her citizenship for the sole reason that she lied to U.S. officials, the Supreme Court ruled Thursday, vacating a lower court's decision. The plaintiff, an ethnic Serb who entered the U.S. as a refugee, had argued that false answers she gave to immigration officials were immaterial to procuring citizenship.

"We have never read a statute to strip citizenship from someone who met the legal criteria for acquiring it," Justice Elena Kagan wrote in the court's opinion. "We will not start now."

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Man, Donald's people just can't catch a break in court, can they?