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JD Vance Debates Due Process and Deportation on X

Glenn GreenwaldApril 17, 202511 min34,209 views
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The Debate on Deportation and Due Process

  • 🎯 The core of the exchange with JD Vance revolved around the administration's use of a subsidized prison in El Salvador for deportations, bypassing standard due process.
  • ⚠️ Concerns were raised about individuals, some without criminal records, being sent to this facility without a deportation proceeding before a judge, and the administration's refusal to facilitate their return to the US.
  • ⚖️ The administration's lawyers admitted an administrative error in one case, yet the Supreme Court's order for the individual's return to the US has not been fulfilled.

JD Vance's Argument and Counterarguments

  • 🗣️ JD Vance argued that due to the high number of illegal immigrants, providing standard due process to all is inefficient and impractical, citing an inflated figure of 20 million.
  • 💡 The counterargument emphasized that accusing someone of a crime necessitates a trial, and even deportation proceedings before a judge are typically brief, not an insurmountable burden.
  • 🚫 It was highlighted that labeling individuals as
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