Why is the liberal media opposing the deportation of violent gang members?

Retired NYPD inspector Paul Mauro discusses how the liberal media appears to openly object to the deportation of violent gang members on ‘The Evening Edit.’

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[tjlift]

If Trump said he wanted the gangs to stay they would be on TV saying they want them to go.

[scottvaughn]

Ignore these "Judges" they have no power Constitutionally!!

[NinaTheTrumpLady]

Send these gangs to CNN, MSNBC, CBS, ABC etc. maybe they can house them in.

[ursula.m]

No matter what from El Salvador they can be sent back to Venezuela etc... but they shouldn't comeback to the US.

[johnneace]

If you can't figure it out, their's no hope for you!

[joedaniels]

Because the Democratic party is a part of the same gang!

[judymckee]

They are being paid, follow the monies!

[PerryHarms]

New moto for the democrats, we will take any vote even criminal to win!!

[jameskirk]

These Liberal Judges are unbelievably out of their minds.

[SuccessMindset]

Colorado is close to New Mexico, which is fluded with illegal immigrants

[adamplona]

Better than expected stuff.. good work

[rayplouffe]

Judicial system is corrupt with corrupt judges. Bondi do something

[TracySmith-dz]

I was a democrat once upon a time. Now I’m a republican thank you president trump.

[navmcc]

Congress needs to get off their hands and put a stop to these liberal Demorat judges.

[HoTrEtArDeDcHiXx]

Deport no imitations is fairly straight lacking coherence like a traffic sign ✌🏽

[fredomacedo]

Forget the legal stuff and let’s start with the lies

[greggsnyder]

Votes for their viewing audience, what audience there is.

[ItsMefromSnuffys]

THEY ARE GETTING CARTEL MONEY… THATS WHY. PLUS POLITCIANS DONT LIVE NEAR THIS CRAP

[ngkaimin]

The individuals in the Boasberg case were non-citizens (aliens) seeking a legal review of their deportation orders based on claims of improper legal procedure or due process violations which refer us back to the case of Fong Yue Ting v. U.S. (1893)
with whether the U.S. government had the authority to expel an individual who was in the U.S. illegally.The Supreme Court upheld the government’s ability to deport illegal aliens, ruling that Congress had the constitutional authority to regulate immigration and that due process rights for illegal immigrants did not require judicial review of every case. This ruling gave the government broad authority to remove illegal aliens without requiring a formal hearing.


In conclusion, Fong Yue Ting v. U.S. (1893) is a precedent that affirms the government’s power to deport illegal immigrants without needing a formal review in court.

The Court ruled that the government (through Congress and immigration agencies) can enforce deportations without judicial interference in every case.

Therefore, while Boasberg is attempting to argue the relevance of deportation under wartime acts, it does not diminish the government's right to deport the illegal alien. The decision to turn the plane around is unwarranted and defies commonsense.

[ToddKanishock]

Yeah, all of America wants to know why!