(05-07-2025, 09:20 AM)mikesez Wrote:

(05-07-2025, 08:45 AM)Sneakers Wrote: You just keep going deeper and deeper down the rabbit hole.  So now you want to hold a trial in the U.S. for alleged criminal activity that occurred in another country?  Then what?

I wrote "any kind of trial". A hearing would also work.  Typically this hearing would make only discuss contacts and activities in this country.

It's as if you take what I write and you try to figure out the worst way to interpret it, then you accuse me of things based on that.  Listen man. Just because your wife treats you that way, doesn't mean you have to treat anyone else that way.

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(05-07-2025, 09:02 AM)Jag149 Wrote: Our Constitution protects our citizens. "We the People of the United States". Illegal aliens are not citizens. It is a felony to enter our country illegally and deportation is required. Once it is established they entered illegally deportation to their country is the penalty and should occur first. If they wish to be citizens and this protection under the constitution there is a process called naturalization. Then they can be vetted, allowed to enter  and begin. If they commit crimes during this process they go home.  Common sense dude. ... get real.

The 14th defines and protects citizens.  But the 5th protects literally everyone.
The procedure we use to determine that someone is an illegal immigrant and needs to leave has to comply with the 5th amendment.