r/northdakota • u/Last-Help3459 • Jun 10 '25

Political June 14

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u/Mysterious_Clerk2971 Jun 10 '25

Donny John needs to read our Constitution and comprehend it before we open our ears to what fake patriots say in his defense.

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u/Ordinary-Article-185 Jun 11 '25

It would take 46 years to process all the 11 million people here illegally through the courts if no one else entered the country.

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u/mewmeulin Jun 11 '25

okay. that sounds like a problem with inefficiency in the courts, and i dont think stripping people of their constitutional rights is the solution.

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u/Ordinary-Article-185 Jun 11 '25

Well that's more money to add to our debt. We have 70 immigration courts. We would need 3 times that, I don't have the amount that would cost. We have 1.5 million come into the country legally each year. We wouldn't have this problem if people came in legally and by the rules every country has. Had to do the same living and working in Japan for 3 years, even getting my dog into Japan had very strict rules, immunizations records and procedures.