Comments by "Debany Doombringer" (@debanydoombringer1385) on "" video.

  1. I hate to tell them, nothing is stopping it. They can protest actually peacefully all they like. They're still getting sent home.
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  2. You're not Mexican. You're American. Identifying as the citizen of another country your not even from is a big part of the problem. Being a Native, this started with us but it severed a legitimate purpose. There were lots on immigrants from India starting to come in. Both of us being called Indians was causing confusion so we switched to Native American. Keeping American because that's our country. Now everybody is doing to remain connected to a country they're not from and in many cases never been to. We're all simply Americans and thinking of ourselves as anything else prevents unification.
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  3. There have been zero constitutional violations. Everyone of them have had due process. People just don't know their due process is different than a citizen or a legal migrant. Congress passed laws determining what their level of due process is and it's a judge listening to the government and determining if you qualify or are subject to immediate deportation. That's all given to people that choose to enter the country illegally. Everyone that had their visas revoked can and have filed suits which is the constitutional action they're given. Revoking it isn't against the constitution because the constitution puts that power in the Executive branch. Edit: Not being ugly, just explaining the constitution. Too many people say stuff like that with zero understanding of what's actually in the constitution. Also because I've seen this floating around, the Supreme Court has ruled multiple times being sent back to your country is NOT a punishment. Being deported does not violate the 1st Amendment because being sent somewhere you were always going back to eventually isn't a punishment. Being in the country isn't a right.
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  4. To make sure, I'm not being mean. We've been through the immigration process 3 times so I understand it much better than 85% of the population at least. My husband is a legal immigrant (now citizen), my son was born in another country so we had to have him naturalized, and we adopted my husband's nephew from his home country so went through adoption abroad and immigration. At the end of that process, he was issued a US birth certificate.
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  5. Nobody is blaming the vast majority of legal immigrants. Anyone can look at these crowds and see the majority are white people.
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