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Originally Posted by Dakota
I get your point, and in general agree with it. But note the use in part of "any person". "Any person" is provided due process and equal protection of the law. However, only citizens are provided the privileges and immunities of citizens. That topic is larger than just the 14th amendment.
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Oh, I noticed the term "any person", but I also noticed the word, "deprive". That doesn't mean "provide". It doesn't mean that "any person" has the "right" to these in the US, it just states that no state shall deprive any person of life, liberty or property. Enforcing the law whether immigration, criminal or civil is not depriving "any person" of anything other than what they have obtained outside the parameters of the law.
Fri Nov 17, 2006, 09:22pm
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