Terrorism, Deportations, and Due Process

This chapter features a contentious debate on using terrorism as a rationale for deportations, raising concerns about national security undermining civil rights. Speakers analyze the implications of labeling individuals as 'unhuman' and reflect on historical parallels that relate to current immigration issues, including a specific focus on an MS-13 member. The discourse intensifies as personal attacks emerge, emphasizing the clash between legal authority and political motivations regarding the fate of illegal immigrants.

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