Trump deports US citizen child with stage 4 cancer.

They continue to deport US citizens. This is just disgusting.

 

Yeah, that’s the issue here.

 

This is their legal right as parents and legal citizens of another country to do so...

That means I was right when I said the Federal government does NOT have the right to force SUBJUGATION of babies born of mothers that are legal citizens of other countries. That alone should help to settle the birthright citizenship clause. We have NO right to subjugate babies born of mothers that are legal citizens of other countries. Otherwise, those babies/children would have been prevented from being "deported" to another country whether their mothers wanted them or not... becasue they would be legal American citizens.

 

You just skipped over half of the article including the part about the father and the judge as well as the phone call

 

I like that fact that you have NOT given up on rationalizing your arguments. But... good luck with that.

 

What they're saying is that they don't know if the mother gave consent. The court was not given a chance to adjudicate the issue

 

The Trump admin has had a lot of mess ups lately. I take anything they say with a grain of salt

Hours after the deportation, U.S. District Judge Terry A. Doughty, a Trump appointee, issued an order expressing his concern that the girl had been deported against her father’s wishes while stressing it is “illegal and unconstitutional” to deport U.S. citizens.

The government contends that this is all OK because the mother wishes that the child be deported with her,” wrote Doughty, who has been lauded for his conservative rulings in the past. “But the court doesn’t know that.”

That night, the girl’s father was allowed to speak with her mother for only a minute before an ICE agent ended the call, lawyers contend. Lawyers say the man did not get the chance to speak to his partner or child again until after they were released in Honduras.

 

Well wouldn’t you say “U.S. citizen kid with cancer” is a pretty compelling case that a judge should hear?

If it’s a custody dispute (such as a divorce case) and one biological parent absconds with the child without a custody hearing that is actually called kidnapping.