Tell me in which section of the 14th Amendment it specifically states that a US citizen can't be expelled from the US.
While the 14th Amendment does guarantee due process, there's nothing there that says that after due process a US citizen couldn't be expelled. I suppose that would require another country to accept the US citizen, but perhaps a country like El Salvador might agree.
One of the main tenets of the sanctuary laws is that the cops won't report them to ICE after they've been arrested for crimes. So the ones being protected are criminals, and not just for crossing the border.
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