What would someone do if their citizenship is revoked? Like if one suddenly finds themself in that situation what can they do other than run to the nearest embassy and beg for asylum? Presuming this is done before one is already in custody.
For her specifically she’s trying to get EU /Irish citizenship through her mother’s citizenship (I think).
But yeah your question stands. I read a post a long time ago about taking citizenship away from terrorists and one guy posted that’s really not how it should work. I’m not as well versed as he was but it was basically: The Justice department deals with crimes and punishment, citizenship is just plain membership to a country. If you don’t have citizenship to any country it’s just like you don’t exist in paperwork terms. It doesn’t line up with what the justice system is supposed to do.
Of course Trump just wants to kick people out. So he’ll “negotiate” for random countries to take in people (even not their citizens) or he’ll slap tariffs on them. This is also what asylum is supposed to be for.
I mean, that’s probably good enough evidence to get asylum. Get someone to drive you to canada, then have a dramatic border crosing scene: https://youtu.be/cl6D942E9Lo?t=226
What would someone do if their citizenship is revoked? Like if one suddenly finds themself in that situation what can they do other than run to the nearest embassy and beg for asylum? Presuming this is done before one is already in custody.
Three options:
You know, I always thought “concentration camp” seemed too friendly of a name.
They’re not concentrating them. They’re slowly killing them. They’re death camps.
Honestly feel like that is nowhere near enough for what he went through, but he’s got the right idea.
How do you get a visa without a passport?
For her specifically she’s trying to get EU /Irish citizenship through her mother’s citizenship (I think).
But yeah your question stands. I read a post a long time ago about taking citizenship away from terrorists and one guy posted that’s really not how it should work. I’m not as well versed as he was but it was basically: The Justice department deals with crimes and punishment, citizenship is just plain membership to a country. If you don’t have citizenship to any country it’s just like you don’t exist in paperwork terms. It doesn’t line up with what the justice system is supposed to do.
Of course Trump just wants to kick people out. So he’ll “negotiate” for random countries to take in people (even not their citizens) or he’ll slap tariffs on them. This is also what asylum is supposed to be for.
I mean, that’s probably good enough evidence to get asylum. Get someone to drive you to canada, then have a dramatic border crosing scene: https://youtu.be/cl6D942E9Lo?t=226