It is known that one of his central goals Donald Trump, Since the day he went up again to power, it is to deport from the US as many as more immigrants can.
In a new interview by Donald Trump on NBC News’ Meet the Press show, he made it clear that The fulfillment of those who promised In his election campaign on the future of immigrants, has a clear priority from a fair trial of themdefined by the American Constitution.
One of the main parts of his pre -election agenda was the implementation of the “largest deportation business in US history”. But in order to do this, his government is pressing the courts quite a bit to allow immediate expulsion of immigrantswho accuses them of being a Venezuelan -based gang.
Among these immigrants are Kilmar Abrego Garcia who was deported by the US to participate in a criminal organization, though then the Donald Trump government admitted that he was eventually deported due to “Administrative error”.
Everyone would expect that because of the mistake, Garcia would return to the US but that would not be reasonably not. At the same time, Greek Judge Pola Xinis is pushing the US government to attribute justice to immigrant Garcia who left his family alone in the US.
Yes, but
Last month, the Minister of Foreign Affairs Mark Rubio He said that “of course” and every person in the US is entitled to a fair trial.
Donald Trump, however “I don’t know.”
“I don’t know. I’m not, I’m not a lawyer. I don’t know, “he said specifically.
When the broadcast journalist attempted to point out to the US president what he says 5th amendment (No person will be deprived of his life, freedom or property without the proper legal process), Donald Trump responded as there are thousands of US criminals to be deported.
“I don’t know. It seems – it can say that (the amendment), but if we are talking about it, then we should have 1 million or 2 million or 3 million trials. We have thousands of people who are – some killers and some drug dealers and some of the worst people on earth. I elected to get them out of here, and the courts prevent me from doing so“, He said specifically.
Trump, asked during an interview on NBC News’s “Meet the Press with Kristen Welker,” whether he believes that he needs to uphold the Constitution during his presidency, responded, “I don’t know.”
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“But even given these numbers you are talking about, do you need to keep the United States Constitution as president?” The journalist asked.
‘I don’t know“, Trump replied.
“I have to answer by saying, once again, that I have excellent lawyers who work for me and obviously will follow what the Supreme Court said.”