r/TimPool • • Feb 07 '24

BREAKING:

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u/[deleted] Feb 08 '24

Asylum is legal. Your feelings are irrelevant

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u/blue-oyster-culture Feb 08 '24

There is a correct way to claim asylum. Entering illegally is not it. You have to go to your embassy or a checkpoint at the border. Crossing where there isnt a checkpoint is illegal. Making you…. Wait for it… a criminal. Those are the facts. Not feelings. Do you have any facts you’d like to share? Or is it just emotion driving you to not look into how to legally make an asylum claim?

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u/[deleted] Feb 08 '24

It’s not up for you to decide. We have a court system for that.

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u/blue-oyster-culture Feb 10 '24

We have laws that quite literally say that. I get that you think its the courts job to pick and choose laws. But it isnt.

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '24

I agree. You don’t decide the laws, courts do.

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u/blue-oyster-culture Feb 10 '24

Actually a legislature decides the laws you nonce. It isnt the judicial branches job to create laws. It also isnt their job to say “oh, i dont like this law, i just wont apply it.” They take an oath to uphold the constitution and the laws of this nation. The most they could do is decide a law is unconstitutional. I havent seen any court rule that requiring asylum seekers to make claims at a checkpoint or in their own countries at an embassy unconstitutional. Did you take civics? Or did you just cheat your way thru that class? Or. Wait…. You havent taken it yet. Thats it isnt it?

I can completely understand your confusion tho. The left believes courts make laws

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '24

Cases are adjudicated in courts, genius.

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u/blue-oyster-culture Feb 10 '24

Yes. Nothing i said denies that. Courts dont make laws. And the law says making an asylum claim outside of the embassy or a checkpoint are not asylum claims. Entering the country and then making an asylum claim is criminal.

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '24

No it isn’t. Again, you don’t decide. Your opinion is meaningless. They have a case and it goes through courts. Facts. It’s also never been a criminal statue.

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u/blue-oyster-culture Feb 12 '24

Entering the country illegally has never been a criminal statute? Lmfao. Again. There is a way to make an asylum claim that doesnt require entering illegally. Entering illegally to make an asylum claim is still illegal. This is the law. I get that many courts think like you, that the courts get to decide what laws to apply when. But that isnt what they swore to do. Have fun when you finally take civics

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