A fiery segment on CNN featured a discussion about due process for illegal immigrants, particularly focusing on deportations of gang members to El Salvador. Panelists clashed on whether all illegal immigrants deserved legal protections, with some asserting a need for a structured process. While Xochitl Hinojosa advocated for due process for all, Batya Ungar-Sargon provocatively critiqued this stance, likening it to complicity in historical injustices and suggesting that those deported were violent offenders undeserving of such rights. The discussion highlighted deep divisions in perspectives on immigration policy and justice.
To me like the energy in defense of these gang bangers I'm not defending them. I just said they should leave! The panel erupted.
Xochitl Hinojosa concluded that everybody, whether they are 2 years old or whether they are 90 years old, and have been in our country the entire time, deserve a process.
Scott Jennings argued that if gang members were killing and raping women then absolutely they should be deported but maintained that there should be a process.
Ungar-Sargon's take mocked the liberal defense of due process rights for deportees, who she characterized as violent criminal types who should be purged.
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