Anonymous #1 14w

I mean last I checked redditors don’t go outside so that’s antithetical if you wanna try your hand at a different way of delegitimizing a rational response to repeated human rights violations

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Anonymous #1 14w

you sound like a chronically online calling people redditors, go outside

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Anonymous OP 14w

Maybe protest the government committing the human rights violations

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Anonymous #1 14w

You mean our federal government?

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Anonymous OP 14w

Sending illegal immigrants to their home countries is not a human rights violation.

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Anonymous #1 14w

Last I checked not all immigrants are from El Salvador and yet the only flights I’m seeing are to CECOT, and not giving due process to people so that’s antithetical you can actually determine if they’re here legally or not before ripping them away from their life they’ve built is in fact a human rights violation

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Anonymous OP 14w

Living in the United States illegally is not a “human right”.

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Anonymous #1 14w

Every time

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Anonymous #1 14w

And not all illegal immigrants are sent to El Salvador. Most are sent to their home country when it’s safe to do so.

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Anonymous #1 14w

unless it’s expedited removal (which has specific requirements) sending them back without due process is a human rights violation

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Anonymous #3 14w

I support burning down blue cities

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Anonymous #1 14w

Due process is a human right

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Anonymous #2 14w

No it’s not a “human rights” violation. Which human right do I have to illegally live in any country I choose?

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Anonymous OP 14w

Due process is a right the government returns to the citizens who uphold it.

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Anonymous #1 14w

The point of the government is to protect the citizens

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Anonymous #1 14w

you do realize that undocumented immigrants are granted rights under the constitution, hate or love it, your country does it.

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