The Reason Roundtable

Why Due Process Matters

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Apr 21, 2025
The discussion kicks off with a reflection on Pope Francis's legacy and his critiques of capitalism. The hosts dive into the implications of Trump's de-prioritization of due process in deportations and how it clashes with recent Supreme Court rulings. Harvard's federal funding status raises eyebrows, revealing tensions between education and government control. They also explore absurdities of current political dynamics, touching on cultural phenomena like AI advancements and space tourism, all while maintaining a humorous tone.
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Trump’s Due Process Violations

  • The Trump administration is flouting due process by deporting individuals without judicial approval.
  • This includes unlawful deportations to dangerous foreign prisons, undermining core American liberties.
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Slippery Slope of Deportations

  • Deporting illegal immigrants without due process creates fear leading many to avoid legal channels.
  • This pushes immigrants into black markets, increasing crime and reducing economic contributions.
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Federal Funds Threaten University Autonomy

  • Federal funding ties universities to government control, threatening institutional autonomy.
  • Removing federal money from higher education could reduce political leverage over universities.
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