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Deporting Criminal Immigrants

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No, they should go through the process of legal action and punishment in the country they have committed the crime.

No, they shouldn't be able to escape justice that easily, they have a debt to society to pay off after their heinous act…

Yes, but they should receive a harsher sentence from country of origin, or receive the death penalty if warranted.

If they are a citizen and commit a serious crime they should not be deported. If they are an illegal citizen and commit…

Yes, only if they have entered the country illegally, so long as it is safe to return to their country

No, they should be able to choose between deportation or serving a sentence within the United States.

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