Just doing a political temperature check on where people are at here on free speech questions. 

What’s the general attitude toward this attempt to deport a Columbia student protest leader without charging him with anything and despite the fact that he’s a lawful permanent resident?

Reporter at Drop Site News, co-host at Breaking Points/Counter Points

He needs to be charged and convicted of a felony-level crime before his green card can be revoked.
The left will find this obtuse but it may convince some on the right: green card holders are subject to US Taxation so they should at least be afforded the same due process as everyone else.

A doodler and computerer. I like permissive/permissionless open source, smart contracts, p2p systems, room-scale VR, and NixOS.

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Currently: WhatsABI

That's been something that's disturbed me too, how many people think the constitution doesn't protect non citizens, this country would be fucking cooked if people could come here on vacation and leave in a prison transport plane on some fucked shit

The constitution applies to everyone even if non citizen or student visa he'd still absolutely be protected by due process

Software Engineer @ Cadence Design Systems. B4: Stanford EE / Illinois ECE

The constitution applies to everyone even if non citizen or student visa he'd still absolutely be protected by due process 

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