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Actually they can get deported without their day in court and it's very common. It's the norm. It's called expedited removal and it depends how long somebody has been here. No they don't all getan day in court and it's not required. Here is your answer below. Cut and paste below about Expedited Removal.

Expedited removal is a fast-track deportation process used by U.S. immigration authorities (like CBP or ICE) that allows them to deport certain non-citizens without a formal hearing before an immigration judge.

Here’s how it works:

Who it applies to:

People caught at or near the border (including airports/ports of entry).

People who entered the U.S. without proper documents or with fraud.

In some cases, people found inside the U.S. who have been here less than 2 years, depending on how the policy is applied.

Key Features:

No immigration judge involved.

A CBP or ICE officer makes the deportation decision.

The process can happen very quickly—sometimes in a matter of hours or days.

People usually can’t appeal the decision.

Exception – Fear of Return:

If someone says they’re afraid to return to their country, they must be given a credible fear interview by an asylum officer. If they pass, they might get a regular hearing in immigration court.

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Asylum seekers. Cut and paste.

In general, asylum seekers in the U.S. are legally entitled to a hearing before an immigration judge before they can be deported. However, there are some important exceptions where a person might be deported without a full court hearing:

1. Expedited Removal

If an asylum seeker is caught at the border or shortly after entry and cannot prove they have been in the U.S. for a certain period (usually 14 days or more), they may be subject to expedited removal.

However, if they express fear of returning to their country, they must be referred for a credible fear interview with an asylum officer.

If they fail that interview and do not request a review by a judge, they can be deported without a court hearing.

2. Reinstatement of Removal

If someone was previously deported and then re-enters the U.S. without authorization, their prior removal order can be reinstated, and they can be removed again without seeing a judge.

But again, if they request asylum or express fear of return, they must be given a reasonable fear interview first.

3. In Absentia Removal Orders

If an asylum seeker is scheduled for a court hearing but doesn't show up, the judge can order deportation in absentia (in their absence).

Summary

No, in most cases an asylum seeker cannot be deported without the opportunity for a court hearing, especially if they have expressed a fear of persecution or harm. However, in certain fast-track or special legal situations, deportation can occur without a full hearing if specific steps aren’t taken or if protections aren't properly invoked.

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This is the trash that the libs of tnet want to serve.

Guess they are in good company with the SCOTUS***

Hate when that pesky Constitution gets in the way.***

Re: This is the trash that the libs of tnet want to serve.

Its okay

Re: This is the trash that the libs of tnet want to serve.

No, you see, the oversimplification of the matter is great.

They do support impeaching judges who rule against

Our Sec of Def has been accused of rape, abusing his ex-wife, cheating on every

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According to SCOTUS they cannot be deported without appearing before a