Boston-area Dems buy thousands of ‘red cards’ to inform immigrants of their rights

Democrats in Massachusetts bought one of the thousands of red cards aimed at reminding migrants of their constitutional rights if they approached ice or relevant agencies.

The Democratic Committee in Midford, based in the northwest of Boston, has already bought 4,000 cards, designated for use by citizens and non -citizens alike.

The cards include the fourth and fifth amendment rights: protecting them from unjustified searches, sources and having to speak to the authorities without a legal advisor.

It is printed in English on the one hand, with translations in Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic and Haiti on the other hand, Midford Matthew Liming, on the committee website.

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He said that four thousand other cards were approved for purchase, as she wrote that “the red cards are similar to useful work cards that a holder could hand over to an officer if they approach public places.”

The cost of the initiative was $ 826, according to WFXT, a subsidiary of Boston Fox.

Tell the LeMing Fox News Digital that taxpayer boxes are not used to support the program. Instead, he said, the Democratic City Committee submitted the bill.

“We are just trying to find things we can do that can resist what is happening at the federal level,” Liming told WFXT. “It is a way to protect our migratory societies from the current management actions.”

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He also pointed out that “the cards tell the basic constitutional protection that applies to everyone, and everyone in the United States should be aware of their constitutional rights.”

The legal complications of such an initiative are clear – and whether constitutional rights apply to illegal immigrants can be a hot point of discussion among legal scholars.

Midford City Adviser Matt Limming, a supporter of the red card initiative, confirms that he reminds people of “the basic constitutional protection that applies to everyone.” (Wfxt)

LEMING hopes to take the initiative further.

“What we are trying to do is find a non -profit that you will be ready to register and give us a receipt for financing purposes so that we can send it by mail,” he said. “Many of our actions are restricted under the campaign financing laws.”

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The “Red Card” initiative comes amid a widespread spread by Blue State officials regarding the suppression of the Trump administration-including congress members visits to El Salvador to protest against the detention of a suspect MS-13 border border.