A serious question for this New Breed of Americans who believe chaos and cruelty are “necessary” for immigration enforcement and who revel and celebrate at the sight of all of the unnecessary violence:
How did President Obama deport millions of people without the country tearing itself apart?
Simple. He followed the law.
There was due process. There were court hearings. Habeas corpus rights were respected. People were not snatched up, beaten down and secretly shipped to foreign detention camps with no regard for their rights or humanity as is happening now.
Law enforcement was not turned into a political theater designed to intimidate and terrorize entire communities.
Immigration enforcement happened—at scale—without nonstop rhetoric, manufactured outrage, or treating human beings as disposable enemies.
This isn’t about defending Obama or attacking Trump. It’s about recognizing a basic truth:
Our nation can enforce immigration law without abandoning the rule of law, human rights, or basic decency. People don't have to be brutally attacked, beaten down, dragged away into concentration camps and thoroughly robbed of their humanity.
If it was done before—more quietly, more effectively, and more lawfully—then the current chaos isn’t “necessary.”
It’s a conscious choice.
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