I have zero interest in answering those questions.Zlaxer wrote:Hanarchy Montanarchy wrote:What are you asking? I am agreeing with you. DACA candidates aren't citizens. If they were citizens, the DACA program would not exist, since it would be meaningless.Hanarchy Montanarchy wrote:Like I said in the beginning of the thread, there are issues of jurisprudence when it comes to DACA candidates that have nothing to do with feels. They still haven't really been addressed by anyone.
So what statute and/or case law are you relying on? Seems to me the law (the constitution) is pretty clear....
also, you ever going to answer the following?
1) do you not think DACA will incentivize more illegals to come?
2) If more come, will that not hasten the destruction of the middle class?
3) How is this fair to the middle class? -
4) do you think its responsibility of the middle class to provide for DACAs, and if so, why?
The question of jurisprudence is whether we should consider children guilty of the crimes of their parents. I am not sure what case law has ever addressed this, since it is so patently fucking immoral that no legal system would or should survive the principle of inherited guilt.