Immigration Explainer: Criminal Law, Civil Law, Immigration Law
Open borders libtards and jews will lie about all three; beware those bearing "civil immigration enforcement" and "no human is illegal." Neither are true.
Just about everything everyone knows about immigration law is not true, the Lying Press especially, while the open borders politicians and advocates are deliberately lying because they want to flood the nation with non-White aliens and replace the White population, or Historic American Nation, those are the same thing. While Peter Brimelow and others, like Rode from the Rodecast YouTube channel, consider the descendants of black slaves brought to America to be Americans, I don’t. Blacks are as alien to the Historic American Nation or White America as Chinese immigrants. I would even argue that Chinese immigrants might be more American than blacks. At least a Chinaman won’t stab you at a high school track meet and he will behave during high school graduation.
I have been asked about the interesting problem in the intersection of criminal law and immigration law, some violations of immigration laws are also criminal offenses, but not all. Therein lies a problem, a conundrum, and confusion among the public. I will endeavor to clear things up. Many thanks to a reader, who shall remain nameless for obvious reasons, who asked important question, why isn’t every immigration offense also a criminal offense?
That aside, just what is criminal law, civil law, and immigration law? Frequently the Lying Press will use the term “civil immigration law.” Sometimes the U.S. government will make that same mistake. There is no such thing as civil immigration law, just as there is no such thing as criminal immigration law, though there are crimes in the United States Code that cover immigration related offenses. These are in both Title 18 of the United States Code (USC) the general criminal code for the United States and in Title 8 USC, that covers immigration and nationality, including what aliens are, what Americans are, who are immigration, nationality, naturalization, alienage, what are illegal aliens, what are the procedures for an alien to come to the United States for various purposes, including everything from tourism to temporary work to permanent residence. Other titles in the U.S. Code including Title 22, which covers foreign affairs and the issuance of visas, is covered in Title 22 USC and related laws such as customs laws under Title 19 USC and Title 21 USC, drug laws.
This is of import as frequently open borders advocates will use the “No human being is illegal!” claim and mix it with the further statement, “it is not a crime to be in the United States without permission” or “Working without permission is not a crime.” These open borders advocates, especially jews like David J. Bier, of the Cato Institute. The short answer is it is both illegal for an alien to work without authorization in law and it is illegal for an alien to be physically present in the United States without permission from the government of the United States. It is a violation of immigration law. It is not a separate criminal offense for an alien to work without permission of the United States nor is it a separate criminal offense for an alien to be physically present in the United States.
