> Immigration agencies can still fight whatever after people have been kicked out as has been decided.

Given that dragnet operations result in all sorts of random people being deported, including citizens, and given that sometimes these people are deported to countries where they face violence or death, you are arguing for state-sponsored violence without due process. Other than people immigrating, what other circumstances do you feel justify the elimination of due process?

> Being able to break the law is never a good thing.

Suppose there is a law against being Jewish.