It’s Not How This Works, It’s Not How Any Of This Works
In a federal court complaint filed this week by their pro bono attorneys at the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), the illegal aliens assert that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents violated their Constitutional rights against illegal seizures and to equal protection under the Fourth and Fifth Amendments to the U.S. Constitution.
Seven illegal immigrants detained in a workplace raid are suing the federal agents that arrested them, claiming that they were racially profiled for being Latino. here….
As illegals YOU HAVE NO CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS!!! I can’t make that any more clear, and a judge should throw this out and force the SPLC to pay all court costs and attorney fees connected with the frivolous action.
4 thoughts on “It’s Not How This Works, It’s Not How Any Of This Works”
The SPLC must be listed as a RICO organization and prosecuted.
anyone who teaches these criminals how to break the law or get away with crimes should be charged. any illegal who threatens to sue any American should be shot dead. the hell with arresting them. shot them on sight.
I’ve long since lost patience on this whole illegal issue so its time to revert back to much simpler action: if you are an illegal no matter the age if you dare to cross over into America illegally there is a sniper just waiting for practice, just set one foot on our soil no questions asked the sniper will fire: enter at your own risk of not breathing ever again. Don’t like this action:move to Mexico, no return pass.
I want a strong policy, border control, and don’t have a problem with arresting and deporting people who enter the U.S. illegally.
However, the Bill of Rights does not make up the rights and bestow them on citizens. The Bill of Rights enumerates some of the natural rights of human beings. Every single person has those rights, they are not bestowed. They cannot be taken away. Governments that ignore or infringe those rights are rightly seen as oppressive. King George’s England being the the one the colonies got worked up about, but history abounds with examples.