A federal judge says migrants can sue the company that flew them to Martha's Vineyard
A federal judge says migrants can sue the company that flew them to Martha's Vineyard
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Lawyer people do your thing
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Do we need court approval to litigate in America?
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Unfortunately yes. It's called standing.
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Is there anywhere where courts don't approve of litigation? Where does one litigate other than the courts?
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sure they could sue, but what about the kidnapping part of it?
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If someone sent me to Martha's Vineyard, I'd sue too.
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And... these non-citizens can hire lawyers and file suits in a US court? With what money?
I don't see how this helps them. Maybe the ACLU will take this on.
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It says right in the article it was with the help of an immigrants rights group. They were illegally pushed onto a plane and flown to Martha's Vineyard without anyone knowing they were coming. Desantis and his henchmen broke the law, and this judge agrees and has allowed them to bring a lawsuit against them.
Also, people on US soil are to be afforded the rights of the constitution.
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Judges don’t issue rulings without a case. Also, plenty of people take on cases pro bono or on a contingent fee basis
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There are so many migrant rights organizations who will be happy to get them lawyers and pursue these cases. It has the potential to ensure this never happens again (through the back door of making it far too high a liability for the transportation companies).
Hell, this could even end up affecting the routine bus trips. At minimum, create very clear disclosure and consent requirements for the migrants, which would be a huge win.
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non-cotizens
"All men are created equal" <- notice how it doesn't specify citizenship
with what money?
What business is that of yours? Where did trumpler get his 175m to pay for his own crimes? (It surely wasn't his own bank account)
Your ilk is melting away, enjoy the time you have left un-drowned in the vitriol you promote.
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Look, I know you're enjoying that self-righteous high right now but I think you've misunderstood my position.
My point was that while it's great that a judge has given these people standing, they're not really in an economic position where they're able to file lawsuits (and I'm not sure if they even can file lawsuits in US courts when they're non-citizens).
Fortunately, based on the other comments it sounds like they are getting help, and someone else is filing lawsuits on their behalf.
the vitriol you promote
You've really misread what I wrote.
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Because they already sued… that’s why a judge is involved
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