For those of you who say "but this only applies to non-citizens," let's presume you are correct. Let's presume that non-US citizens can 1) have the Trump regime unilaterally determine that they are here illegally (with no due process), 2) unilaterally determine that they are criminals/terrorists (with no due process) and 3) ship them off to a prison in a foreign country, where the Trump regime can then claim "we have no control or ability to get them back" (meaning they will never, ever get any due process, and will die in that foreign prison).
You are only thinking about brown people. And we know that brown people are icky, and obviously all criminals, so they're getting what they deserve.
But that list above is not exclusive to brown people. It applies to all non-citizens. ALL OF THEM. So, when my son's friends come visit us this summer, here's a scenario that is perfectly acceptable and ok, according to those of you who are chill with this. They arrive in Austin from Heathrow. An aggressive CBP agent doesn't like how they are dressed. Says they look like terrorists. Pulls them into secondary screening. They are held there for hours, after which that same agent also determines that they are indeed genuine terrorists, and are human traffickers, and gang members. Because he says so, and he is the final and only authority on the matter. They are then put on an ICE transport bus, driven to an air field, put in chains, flown to El Salvador, and tossed in the hole never to be seen again.
Meanwhile, we're wasting our time downstairs at ABIA, waiting on two girls from Surrey and Manchester who have now been disappeared and will never be seen alive again.
Under the "legal" framework the Trump regime has set up and says is the law, and they cannot be constrained in their actions thereunder, that is 100% an allowable outcome.
Either you agree that this framework is also technically applicable to every non-American (read: every single visitor, tourist, business person, etc.) who visits the US, or you say "come on, Brisket....it's not that bad, it'll only be applied to brown people," which of course is not the excuse you think it is. So, which is it?