In a recent episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, host Joe Rogan raised concerns about the implications of circumventing due process in deportations of suspected gang members. Joining comic Deric Poston, Rogan criticized the trend to rapidly remove individuals from the U.S. without legal trials, particularly in the context of illegal immigration. He argued that while radical left policies spark such responses, eliminating due process sets a dangerous precedent that could backfire on any future administration. Rogan's message on preserving due process resonated with a wide audience, including some who typically oppose him.
So the over-correction is lack of due process, he said. The over-correction is like, round them all up, ship them to jail.
We got to be careful that we don't become monsters while we're fighting monsters.
It's a dangerous precedent to deport someone as a suspected criminal gang member without a trial or due process of law.
If that's the new normal, how you going to feel when a president you don't support uses it against your side?
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