Random Politics & Religion #35: It's Turtle Time!

That depends, seriously it does. Due process exists the moment they are in the USA but it's all about jurisdiction. For criminal matters they certainly have it, in the case of immigration they have the right to have their case reviewed in accordance with the laws and policies set forth by DHS and UCIS. If one of those policies is "failure to apply for asylum at a lawful port of entry within a reasonable time constitutes denial of applicant" then they are still subject to it.

The democrats don't like that the President has control over immigration and are looking for ways to sidestep that control. It's no different then all their other tactics of trying to run the government without being elected to run it.

You will side with them because your of the same religion.

neither is calling them a basket of deplorables...

For political purposes, what if it's the opposition?

/shakes fist

you dudley do-right~ing son of a ***!!

No because they are not ~IN~ the USA.

You must be in a places legal jurisdiction in order for it to apply. The invaders are in Mexico's legal jurisdiction, if they want to file a lawsuit they would need to first enter the USA, then have their case started, then have it adjudicated and then file the lawsuit stating their Constitutional rights were violated. The invaders have not entered the USA, have not filed for asylum, have not been adjudicated and thus have not had their rights violated.

I can't sue you right now for violating my Constitutional rights sometime in the future.

That is why this will be dismissed the moment it's no longer in a liberals hands, maybe even before then cause liberal activist judges can't be too blatant about their prejudice.

YET....just you wait...soon...

It works for republicans, not democrats.

Can beer be saved from climate change?
Most of the crops that go into making beer will not survive extreme weather caused by global warming.

Save the barley!!!

/comfort

I'm sure the dems will figure out a solution to that enigma... eventually...

If I had to bet anything I would feel bad about losing, I wouldn't count on it happening until 2025 or so though...

Doesn't work that way as it violates "good faith". You can't file a lawsuit "in advance" of the event that it claims to have taken place. Courts of thrown out many junk suits for exactly this kind of stuff.

It would be like me filing a law suit today claiming emotional damage after you hit me six months from now.

Look see !

Oh no ! Not tonight ! Not tonight !

OOOH Great idea, LETS BRING BACK PROHIBITION!!!

Just think of all that speak easy money!!!

Already lining up to go un-legit. =3

You have it backwards my friend. Progressives argue that arms does and should mean something different today than it did back then. Therefore because the constitution is a livinng document, Its meaning changes with the times.

Constitutionalists argue that the intent of the law when it was written is what takes precedent. Meaning that people are supposed to have equipment to equal military force as it was intended to mean when it was written.

Meanings change over time, intent doesn’t.

let's not and say we did...

that reminds me though Vote NO on Ohio Issue 1

even if you're not from here...

This message is not endorsed by any candidate or candidate's committee. Some old jerk that thinks that those *** should rot like moldy pumpkins in the cold winter sun is solely responsible for it's content but and however not responsible for hurt~y feelings caused by this message. Please consult your proctologist if the hurt feelings and burning sensation persist beyond the current election cycle. also fu canada, you suck....

Which reminds me, I saw this meme and reminded me of you.

I was going to vote but I heard it is going to rain on Tuesday...I can't vote in the rain !

Hops are the most important!
#savethehops #whiskeyisgross #lolbarley #boycottthispost #octothorpe

We grow them all here in WA. Barley, hops, corn.

Corn is WAY more versatile and adaptable than barley, hops is quite limited.

Corn can be commercially grown in most any state. Barley is grown in the western northern tier states, most of it in Montana and Washington.

74% of the hops in this country are grown in the Yakima valley, most of the rest in nearby WA and OR.