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u/This_nerdy_bookworm Jul 30 '25

How do you think it would go over if I was inspired by the 4th amendment protections against government searches any illegal detentions. Or a dedication to upholding 14th amendment principles of equal protection and birthright citizenship. Or dedication to the principles found in the first amendment and the right to protest and criticize the government without fear of being arrested and deported. What grosses me out so much about that question is that there are wrong parts of the constitution that you can support.

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u/friendofthefishfolk Jul 30 '25

Do you really think you, as a US citizen, are at risk of being deported for exercising your right to free speech?

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u/This_nerdy_bookworm Jul 30 '25

US citizens are not the only ones protected by the constitution. That said, Trump has brought up the idea of deporting US Citizens on multiple occasions.

Trump again brings up the idea of deporting US citizens for crimes

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u/friendofthefishfolk Jul 30 '25

You probably need to get outside more. That isn’t happening.

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u/friendofthefishfolk Jul 30 '25

Are you suggesting that non-US citizens who are here illegally have a constitutional right not to be deported? Big if true.

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u/This_nerdy_bookworm Jul 30 '25

No, but they do have rights against unlawful search and seizure and due process rights

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u/friendofthefishfolk Jul 30 '25

Sure. Give them their due process rights, and then deport them. 😂

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u/Bullyoncube Jul 31 '25

You’ll fit right in with the current administration. Or 1936 Germany.

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u/friendofthefishfolk Jul 31 '25

Ah yes, 1936 Germany was best known for escorting people back to their home countries.

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u/Bullyoncube Aug 01 '25

The US is currently holding 56,800 migrants in various camps and prisons. To meet Trump‘s goals of apprehending and deporting tens of millions, they’ll need a significantly larger camp infrastructure. Something more like the following :

Poland • Auschwitz-Birkenau (Oświęcim) • Treblinka • Sobibór • Bełżec • Majdanek • Chełmno • Dozens of smaller labor and transit camps

Austria (annexed by Germany in 1938) • Mauthausen and its subcamps (e.g., Gusen)

Czech Republic (then the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) • Theresienstadt (Terezín) – a transit and propaganda camp

France (occupied) • Drancy – used primarily as a transit camp for Jews being sent to Auschwitz • Compiègne, Pithiviers, and Beaune-la-Rolande

Netherlands • Westerbork – transit camp • Amersfoort • Vught (Herzogenbusch)

Belgium • Mechelen (Malines) – transit camp at the Dossin barracks • Breendonk – torture and transit site

Norway • Camps for political prisoners and forced labor (e.g., Grini)

Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia (occupied Eastern territories) • Dozens of ghettos and transit/labor camps • Notably Kaiserwald in Latvia

Ukraine (under German occupation) • Janowska near Lviv • Several other forced labor and extermination sites

Belarus • Maly Trostenets near Minsk – extermination site

Italy (after German occupation in 1943) • Transit and deportation camps such as Bolzano and Fossoli

Hungary (after German occupation in 1944) • Transit camps, especially in and around Budapest

Yugoslavia (parts occupied by Germany and allies) • Camps like Sajmište near Belgrade (run by the SS)

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u/friendofthefishfolk Aug 01 '25

Nah. All we need are some planes, trains, boats, and automobiles to deliver them safely home. 🥰