Quote:The fact of the matter is, there should be no restrictions on deporting and/or blocking re-entry of non-U.S. citizens.

 

As long as there is a clear standard, I'm okay.   But we can't just allow the government to arbitrarily decide these things.  

 

Illegal aliens, fine.   Deport them.   But what about tourists?   And what if the crime is a speeding ticket?  Think of it this way: if you were on vacation in France, and you got a ticket for speeding, would you feel okay about being deported and barred from re-entering France?   What if they just don't like your looks, or they find out you voted for Trump, so they deport you, and tell you you can't come back?  

 

I just want to know a little more about who would be deported from the United States, why they would be deported, and so on.   There has to be some standard other than, foreigner who breaks the law, or, as you put it, any foreigner at all.   That allows the government too much discretion.  

 

Who decides these things?   What rules are there?   You can't just say, "there should be no restriction" on ANY government power.  

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