Yes

• 1 of 9

  by Rosemary Redfern

  Created on: February 13, 2009

  When you live in a country, whether legally, as a native born or legal immigrant, a visitor or an illegal

• 2 of 9

  by Cynic

  Created on: February 15, 2008

  Correct the word illegal is not listed in this question.

  With most people it is cut and dry for them.

• 3 of 9

  by Stephen Bate

  Created on: February 17, 2008

  Firstly, I'd like to clear up what I am classifying as an "immigrant" here. Fairly obviously, if an

• 4 of 9

  by Bailey Shoemaker Richards

  Created on: February 15, 2008

  For the sake of this argument, let us assume that the immigrant in question is not a resident alien

• 5 of 9

  by Annette Bromley

  Created on: December 04, 2008

  If an immigrant commits a crime, should he receive due process (the right to a fair day in court)? Of

• 6 of 9

  by Ferell Anderson

  Created on: February 18, 2008

  If an immigrant commits a crime he should receive due process. The definition of due process is defined

• 7 of 9

  by Buddy Miller

  Created on: April 10, 2008   Last Updated: October 22, 2011

  There is a line that the legal process in the US should never cross. We are a nation of ideals. Those

• 8 of 9

  by Sarah Huber

  Created on: May 27, 2009

  There are several things that have to be taken into account before deciding if an immigrant who has

• 9 of 9

  by Thokozile Gurganious

  Created on: February 18, 2008

  Of course yes. These rights have nothing to do with the nationality of a person. All human beings are