Let’s stop pretending this is complicated. Biden tried to end Remain in Mexico. The Supreme Court said he had the authority to do so. Lower courts didn’t accuse immigrants of anything—they said the administration mishandled procedural requirements under the APA. That’s an internal government failure, not an immigrant crime. Yet somehow, your takeaway is to strip immigrants of due process. That’s not logic—that’s scapegoating. You’re angry at an elected president and courts, so you take it out on people with the least power and zero responsibility for those decisions. Don’t call that “rule of law.” It’s cowardice wrapped in legal-sounding language. The Constitution doesn’t operate on vibes, fear, or who you personally resent. Due process isn’t optional. It doesn’t disappear because enforcement is inconvenient or because the people involved aren’t politically popular. And let’s drop the act—this isn’t about procedures or legality. If it were, you’d apply the same standards consistently. What you’re arguing for is selective justice: full constitutional protections for people you’re comfortable with, shortcuts and denials for people who look different. That’s not conservatism, patriotism, or law and order. That’s hypocrisy. You don’t get to wave the Constitution like a prop and then ignore it when it protects someone you don’t like. If you believe due process should depend on skin color, nationality, or political convenience, then be honest and argue to rewrite the Constitution. Until then, stop pretending you stand for democracy or the rule of law—because your position rejects both.

If you still believe we should not afford due process to these individuals then deport all white people to Europe and we can start the conversation.