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@freemo
If someone is in a country without a valid visa or passport, that’s illegal—everywhere, not just the U.S. If your counter is “people aren’t illegal,” that’s a moral framing, not a legal one. I respect the sentiment, but we can’t pretend immigration law doesn’t exist. Overstay a German visa? You get deported. This isn’t unique to Trump or America—it’s how borders work globally. So which argument are we having: legal, moral, or utopian?