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I learned it from watching CBP documentaries.
But this has some information about the topic in it.
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I learned it from watching CBP documentaries.Setting aside your first statement was wrong... Show us this.
OK, but the sentence must first be passed in the first country, so the deportation has to follow the trial. Currently, ICE is deporting people without waiting for criminal trials, so there is no sentence.I learned it from watching CBP documentaries.
But this has some information about the topic in it.
Extremely happy to cause problems for ICE. Thrilled to.Your entire city is happy to break federal laws?
No, Barrio 18 is alive and well in many countries including El Salvador - likely well-represented in CECOT.That rival gang is now defunct and so there was no practical reason he couldn’t be deported back to El Salvador anymore.
In my opinion, that means they are breaking federal laws and are therefore criminals.Extremely happy to cause problems for ICE. Thrilled to.
Your opinion is not what the police use as a basis for enforcement in my zip code… Or any other, I’d imagine. In our zip code, criminals come as the result of an arrest, due process, and determination of guilt.In my opinion, that means they are breaking federal laws and are therefore criminals.
This is the reason the leftists say crime is down. Because they have redefined words to suit their agenda.Your opinion is not what the police use as a basis for enforcement in my zip code… Or any other, I’d imagine. In our zip code, criminals come as the result of an arrest, due process, and determination of guilt.
Since nobody in our town has been arrested or even detained, much less successfully prosecuted, your opinion is observed, noted, and discarded as factually incorrect and thus not especially relevant to anything or anybody but you.
Do you consider disagreeing with the government, or the policies of the government, to be a crime?This is the reason the leftists say crime is down. Because they have redefined words to suit their agenda.
No. Do you?Do you consider disagreeing with the government, or the policies of the government, to be a crime?
-- A2SG, there's a term for governments which criminalize anyone who disagrees with them.....
Nope. Then again, I'm not the one who posited that crime was only down because "leftists" redefined the term in a discussion about sanctuary cities not doing ICE's job for them.No. Do you?
It has nothing to do with sanctuary cities, per se, as much as it has to do with cities with Democrat mayors who appoint leftist prosecutors, etc., who alter meanings of words.Nope. Then again, I'm not the one who posited that crime was only down because "leftists" redefined the term in a discussion about sanctuary cities not doing ICE's job for them.
-- A2SG, what crimes did you mean, then?
Which mayors appoint prosecutors? Everywhere I've ever lived elected the DAs with other positions being civil service.It has nothing to do with sanctuary cities, per se, as much as it has to do with cities with Democrat mayors who appoint leftist prosecutors, etc., who alter meanings of words.
How about crimes reported? That's also gone down.And “crimes” means crimes. When liberal politicians redefine terms to mean, as in the case of the post I quoted, that a crime is only committed if the perpetrators are arrested and convicted in court, that changes the statistics rates.
Putting aside the detail that mayors don't appoint prosecutors, which specific words have been altered, affecting which crimes, exactly?It has nothing to do with sanctuary cities, per se, as much as it has to do with cities with Democrat mayors who appoint leftist prosecutors, etc., who alter meanings of words.
That is how our justice system works. Those arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty. Allegations aren't counted as crimes committed.And “crimes” means crimes. When liberal politicians redefine terms to mean, as in the case of the post I quoted, that a crime is only committed if the perpetrators are arrested and convicted in court, that changes the statistics rates.
I used the pretty standard definitions, actually. Perhaps give a gander to that little thing called the Constitution? Start with the Fifth Amendment then take a field trip over to the Fourteenth Amendment (I believe).This is the reason the leftists say crime is down. Because they have redefined words to suit their agenda.
No. A crime is an action taken that is against the law. A criminal is someone who breaks the law. If someone sets a building on fire, it is a crime whether anyone was hurt or not or whether the criminal was caught or not. A criminal doesn’t follow the law because they are criminals. Innocence in the eyes of the law doesn’t mean they aren’t criminals, it just means they haven’t been caught yet. Them being caught, indicted and found guilty in court, satisfies the legal justice system, but they are criminals no matter what.Putting aside the detail that mayors don't appoint prosecutors, which specific words have been altered, affecting which crimes, exactly?
Specifics, please.
That is how our justice system works. Those arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty. Allegations aren't counted as crimes committed.
-- A2SG, last I checked anyway, Trump hasn't rescinded that by executive order....yet...
I’m supposed to get my morals from a liberal TV show?I used the pretty standard definitions, actually. Perhaps give a gander to that little thing called the Constitution? Start with the Fifth Amendment then take a field trip over to the Fourteenth Amendment (I believe).
If that’s too much of a commitment, maybe just watch the opening spiel of “Law and Order” or the closing announcement of any “Cops” episode.
Ah yes, that famously and blatantly liberal propaganda show… Law and Order.I’m supposed to get my morals from a liberal TV show?
Nobody is saying that people who cross the border were born here…? We are talking about protesters.Not seeing how either amendment speaks to this issue since illegal aliens who cross the border and violate the law were not born here, and no one is suggesting that they not be
treated according to the law.
Actually, I watched L&O:SVU faithfully through much of the wokeness till I could stomach it no more. From accusing religion of being fanaticism to the most liberal sexual agenda promoting storylines, I gave up on it.Ah yes, that famously and blatantly liberal propaganda show… Law and Order.
What I think we have here is a breakdown in the fundamental definition of words. You don’t like liberals and therefore you use liberal as a synonym for “things I don’t like.” Unfortunately for you, that’s not how words work.
Nobody is saying you need to get your morality from Law and Order. I’m saying if you want to understand due process but the constitution is too big a read, start there.
Nobody is saying that people who cross the border were born here…? We are talking about protesters.
You seem confused.
We were talking about crime and leftists changing the definitions of words so it looks like things aren’t as bad as they really are.Ah yes, that famously and blatantly liberal propaganda show… Law and Order.
What I think we have here is a breakdown in the fundamental definition of words. You don’t like liberals and therefore you use liberal as a synonym for “things I don’t like.” Unfortunately for you, that’s not how words work.
Nobody is saying you need to get your morality from Law and Order. I’m saying if you want to understand due process but the constitution is too big a read, start there.
Nobody is saying that people who cross the border were born here…? We are talking about protesters.
You seem confused.
When did conservatism embrace Big Government?It has nothing to do with sanctuary cities, per se, as much as it has to do with cities with Democrat mayors who appoint leftist prosecutors, etc., who alter meanings of words.
And “crimes” means crimes. When liberal politicians redefine terms to mean, as in the case of the post I quoted, that a crime is only committed if the perpetrators are arrested and convicted in court, that changes the statistics rates.
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