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While it's good thing a site like this exists but the more important question here, one which should have also been answered more than 80 years ago is, what can

While it's good thing a site like this exists but the more important question here, one which should have also been answered more than 80 years ago is, what can one do about it? "First they came for ...". Yes we know they came for a bunch of people, but what can I, you or anyone do about it? Anybody got any idea?

reader9274 1y ago
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- user764743 1y ago
  how do you know these people broke the law
  - mazac 1y ago
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    - wahnfrieden 1y ago
      How do you know that with zero due process?
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        JumpCrisscross 1y ago
        > I just trust and follow the law Trust but verify. (For those who think critically.) Blind faith, on the other hand, is more comfortable.
- renewiltord 1y ago
  Many of these people did not break the law and they did enter legally. It’s just that the dragnet is attempting to maximize numbers and has low specificity. And if it will give me any credibility when I say that, I don’t include the Nasrallah visitor among those https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43517794 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43517794
- sky2224 1y ago
  Yes and yes, however, these people still have a right to due process. So as long as they get their date in court and are found guilty, then the US can deport them, but that doesn't seem to be happening. That's the alarming part since some did enter legally.
- wahnfrieden 1y ago
  Your comment is unhelpful as there are many recent news cases of people entering legally and being sent to a concentration camp despite it, and without due process or even against the orders of judges.
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rayiner 1y ago
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pas 1y ago
support moderate candidates in races where they have a chance. https://www.slowboring.com/i/157620293/be-the-change https://www.slowboring.com/i/157620293/be-the-change also note that the general public is very Republican when it comes to immigration https://www.slowboring.com/p/democrats-cant-hide-from-immigration https://www.slowboring.com/p/democrats-cant-hide-from-immigr...
- jfengel 1y ago
  They had a chance, back in November. They were told very clearly that this was the outcome. I don't see anybody changing their vote.
  - pas 1y ago
    The 2024 presidential election's outcome depended on about 100-150K people. Out of the more than ~120 million that voted it's a tiny sliver. Not a lot of people have to change their minds.

reader9274 1y ago

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user764743 1y ago
how do you know these people broke the law
- mazac 1y ago
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  - wahnfrieden 1y ago
    How do you know that with zero due process?
    - mazac 1y ago
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      - JumpCrisscross 1y ago
        > I just trust and follow the law Trust but verify. (For those who think critically.) Blind faith, on the other hand, is more comfortable.
renewiltord 1y ago
Many of these people did not break the law and they did enter legally. It’s just that the dragnet is attempting to maximize numbers and has low specificity. And if it will give me any credibility when I say that, I don’t include the Nasrallah visitor among those https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43517794 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43517794
sky2224 1y ago
Yes and yes, however, these people still have a right to due process. So as long as they get their date in court and are found guilty, then the US can deport them, but that doesn't seem to be happening. That's the alarming part since some did enter legally.
wahnfrieden 1y ago
Your comment is unhelpful as there are many recent news cases of people entering legally and being sent to a concentration camp despite it, and without due process or even against the orders of judges.
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pas 1y ago

support moderate candidates in races where they have a chance. https://www.slowboring.com/i/157620293/be-the-change https://www.slowboring.com/i/157620293/be-the-change also note that the general public is very Republican when it comes to immigration https://www.slowboring.com/p/democrats-cant-hide-from-immigration https://www.slowboring.com/p/democrats-cant-hide-from-immigr...

jfengel 1y ago
They had a chance, back in November. They were told very clearly that this was the outcome. I don't see anybody changing their vote.
- pas 1y ago
  The 2024 presidential election's outcome depended on about 100-150K people. Out of the more than ~120 million that voted it's a tiny sliver. Not a lot of people have to change their minds.