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Rhino <no_offline_contact@example.com> wrote:

>>. . . 

>Fair enough. If they are on a student visa, as opposed to being an 
>illegal immigrant, I'm okay with them getting due process. I'm not so 
>sure I agree that they're eligible for due process if they're illegal in 
>the first place.

Probable cause and due process apply to everybody regardless of
nationality.

There are both criminal and civil violations of the Immigration and
Nationality Act of 1952. I assume criminal violations are heard in
district court but I have no idea. Civil violations are heard in
administrative courts. Even those in civil violation are entitled to due
process in these administrative courts, such as it is. It's just that
they may have returned illegally but may still be subject to deportation
or removal orders from the last time they were caught. I have no idea
what circumstances they get another hearing, but they aren't necessarily
entitled to a hearing prior to another removal.