Donald Trump: Criticism & Debate Thread

Cooper said:
That woman was deported for writing an op-ed critical of Israel in her college newspaper at Tufts. Furthermore, she was targeted and deported at the behest of a zionist group that compiles a blacklist of people who criticize Israel, ICE is effectively acting as this radical zionist group's private Stasi.



POLITICS MAR. 28, 2025

The Pro-Israel Group That Led to Rumeysa Ozturk’s ArrestCanary Mission has a history of putting activists on the Trump administration’s radar.​

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While it is probably a 90% chance her arrest and deportation was indefensible, I would still like to see what her official charges are. She was given a terrorist's arrest, which is really unusual unless they are dangerous. If she really got so forcefully deported simply for an op-ed than that is a huge red flag, however, technically it is legal as she is an alien and not given any real rights.
 
Samseau said:
While it is probably a 90% chance her arrest and deportation was indefensible, I would still like to see what her official charges are. She was given a terrorist's arrest, which is really unusual unless they are dangerous. If she really got so forcefully deported simply for an op-ed than that is a huge red flag, however, technically it is legal as she is an alien and not given any real rights.
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Are you saying that people who are residing or visiting the US legally don't have any legal rights? That is a pretty wild take. The same laws (and rights) apply to them as to any US citizen, unless explicitly stated otherwise.
 
Aldebaran said:
Yes. That's why I said "unless explicitly stated otherwise." Federal voting rights apply specifically to US citizens. Although non-citizens can vote in local elections some places.

But non-citizens certainly have the right to due process of law.
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They don't have free speech and due process doesn't apply to aliens under terrorism laws.
 
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