Lily
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I dunno, were your forefathers illegal immigrants?
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I dunno, were your forefathers illegal immigrants?
Lily
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He's a recliner attorney at law.
At least Reggie isn't calling his forefathers "illegal immigrants"
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Oh. I thought you said there wasn't any kind of governing body?
Now, Lily was there and knows what went on.
Just stop. You're sounding fucking pathetic.
Lily
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You should have been a lawyer. Flynn-Flam to witness: So? You're ______
Solid debate skills.
Well people who don't like you have loose lips about your health struggles. I hear you can't even walk...is it because you're a fucking fat blob?
Lily
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There wasn't a country. They were distinct tribes...
Cite their immigration laws and prove me wrong.
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They were. No matter what you say.
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Lily
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Poor dismount, you are face planting. You look like the fool that you are.
Lily
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At least I have my health. Could you even get up to attempt a dismount?
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Deflection noted, pig.
I wouldn't feel bad about kicking you in the vagina.
Don't get excited -- I'm not offering to do you that favor. I'm just saying my conscience wouldn't pain me much over it. A nice full-steam-ahead steel-toed boot to the cooch might even do you a world of good.
Lily
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Show them on a map to me. Be specific, especially for the nomadic tribes, like the plains Indians.
Lily
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FAIL
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Show me that they didn't.
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Many of them are. Do you deny this?
Yes, I do, Holliday. I am, after all, the Great and Incomparable Reggie and you, simply, are not.
Must suck to not be Reggie.
Lily
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You're the one that can't prove jack shit and instead of slithering away like the low down filth that you are, you keep repeating the stupid.
The Best Holliday
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Yep. Show me where it says "except this or that persons". LoLz @ Flynn-FlamOh you read this?
Owned.
. This dear, is why a warrant is required to seize property or a person regardless of status.
I don't care if you or I don't care for the law, that's what it is.
A legal claim of violation of law must be made and the right of the accused to council and counter claim is guaranteed. This proceeds from the 4th in the case of illegal immigrants as well as all other people.
You have had all of that put before you so STFU..
Lily
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I can't show you what didn't exist.
They didn't have written language. How can I show you maps that didn't exist?
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Lose some weight, then come talk to me hippo.
Lily
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If that's so, help out your buddies' that believe your forefathers were "illegal immigrants".
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Show me where it says illegal immigrants.
Lily
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How is that an argument in support of your claims that the founders and other colonists were "illegal immigrants"?
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Prove it by posting a link contradicting me.
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Them Vikings faded fast. No staying power.He's a recliner attorney at law.
At least Reggie isn't calling his forefathers "illegal immigrants"
. They got comfy and reclinated.
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They were whether you like it or not.
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AI Overview
Several Supreme Court cases have established that "illegal" or undocumented aliens are entitled to due process rights under the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments. These rights apply within the U.S. borders, regardless of immigration status, and protect individuals from arbitrary or unjust treatment by the government. While the extent of due process can vary depending on the situation, core principles of fairness and the opportunity to be heard are guaranteed.
Here's a breakdown of key cases and principles:
- Reno v. Flores (1993):
Justice Antonin Scalia, in this case, stated that "it is well established that the Fifth Amendment entitles [immigrants] to due process of law".
- Mathews v. Diaz (1976):
The Supreme Court recognized that even those with unlawful or transitory presence are entitled to constitutional protection, according to LII.
- Shaughnessy v. United States ex rel. Mezei (1953):
This case clarified that aliens who have entered the country, even illegally, are entitled to due process protections in deportation proceedings, according to LII.
- Plyler v. Doe (1982):
While not directly about due process, this case established that states cannot deny undocumented children access to free public education, illustrating the principle that undocumented individuals are entitled to certain protections.
