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Is every terrorist alien who sneaks into the US automatically given Constitutional rights protecting him from deportation until all the court remedies and appeals have been exhausted? Must all 20 million foreigners who illegally entered the US be given extensive court hearings or trials before any of them can be deported? Since when are illegal immigrants given habeous corpus rights in America in where democrats suspended Trump's due process in order to get away with their unjust and illegal impeachment attempt?AI OverviewIt is a matter of debate whether the House suspended due process during Donald Trump's second impeachment.AI OverviewAlan Dershowitz has argued that the House of Representatives suspended due process during Donald Trump's second impeachment. According to Dershowitz, the House denied the president and his legal team the chance to present a defense or contest the article of impeachment. He also contended that attempting to try Trump in the Senate after he left office went against the provision for removing a sitting president. Dershowitz also claimed that a Senate trial of a private citizen, even a former president, would violate the prohibition against bills of attainder.
Is every terrorist alien who sneaks into the US automatically given Constitutional rights protecting him from deportation until all the court remedies and appeals have been exhausted? Must all 20 million foreigners who illegally entered the US be given extensive court hearings or trials before any of them can be deported? Since when are illegal immigrants given habeous corpus rights in America in where democrats suspended Trump's due process in order to get away with their unjust and illegal impeachment attempt?
AI Overview
It is a matter of debate whether the House suspended due process during Donald Trump's second impeachment
.
Alan Dershowitz has argued that the House of Representatives suspended due process during Donald Trump's second impeachment
. According to Dershowitz, the House denied the president and his legal team the chance to present a defense or contest the article of impeachment. He also contended that attempting to try Trump in the Senate after he left office went against the provision for removing a sitting president. Dershowitz also claimed that a Senate trial of a private citizen, even a former president, would violate the prohibition against bills of attainder.
