We all know the answer

Oh, you didn't know... over 75% of them had no judicial process in their deportations...

Please provide link showing people who are here illegally have the same rights as citizens.

The constitution protects citizens and those legally in the domain of the United States.

If you are here illegally your due process is show me document or proof that establish your right to be here. Don’t have it? Or you admit you are here illegally? Summary Deportation

Well they need a trial. They need to prove they've committed a crime. What about an Illegal who came here 40 years ago technically all he has to do is get naturalized and he can stay.

No they don’t. Maybe a hearing at most. Itterly ridiculous to believe they each get an OJ trial. If they are here illegally they have committed a crime, no matter how long ago they came.

You need to prove they are illegal which needs a trial which needs due process

No they need to prove that they aren’t here illegally if there is no basic evidence sustaining that.

No im saying ICE and the courts needs to prove they aren't here legally

And I’m saying no the individual needs to prove they are here legally. A citizen can easily prove it by many means. They can produce a birth certificate or legitimate social Security number.

Where did anyone say that? Due process has many forms and one process is deportation for those who enter the country illegally.

Violence is the lefts fallback. So an Avg Joe said it in relation to illegal aliens.

But but but... OBAMAAA!!
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Obama may have been branded "deporter in chief" and had lefties shout him down during speeches due to his own numerous deportations but........ one thing I don't remember is Obama disregarding court orders to ship immigrants denied due process to a foreign maximum security prison. Most of 'em don't even have a criminal record. So paying El Salvador millions of dollars to keep them in a prison there makes no sense. We already have a Guantanamo Bay. We don't need another one.

I will give you that if they haven’t been convicted of further offenses besides illegal entry and weren’t previously ordered removed or to leave then they shouldn’t be sent to a prison, but they should still be deported. If they have violated deportation orders no new trial is necessary. The hearing that led to the deportation order is sufficient and so if further violation leads to incarceration, so be it.