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Mike Bost represents Illinois’s 12th congressional district and is a U.S. Marine Corps veteran. His primary focus areas are veterans’ services, public safety, and agriculture. As the ranking member of the House Veterans’ Affairs Committee, Bost has been a strong advocate for veterans’ healthcare and benefits. He has also supported legislation to protect American farmers and rural communities in Illinois. Bost emphasizes conservative principles such as fiscal responsibility, limited government, and Second Amendment rights. His commitment to serving veterans and advocating for rural and working-class communities has made him a popular figure in his district.
Dear Mr. Bost,
Recently, I called your Washington DC office to express a concern as a citizen of the USA, not a constitutient. Your office declined to take the message I gave and pass it along to you, as they said they prioritize concerns based on coming from constitutients. So I have had to find another way to communicate with you.
My concern and sincerely distress at the lack of due process afforded or not afforded the aliens sent to El Salvador. No, I am against violence and gangs, I worked for many years in corrections, and yes, I want to see those here illegally held to the same standards as citizens. Which includes DUE PROCESS as afforded to all citizens and non citizens within the constitutional article 14 section 8 clause 18 regarding Aliens in the USA.
If we live in a world where we can be arrested on the whims of the administration (citizen or not) and deported or held with out due process; then we are in a dystopian world. You and I must be concerned about these issues. I see that you are an advocate of the Veterans of this country.
The president takes an oath to uphold the constitution, yet this is being swept under the rug. It is a dangerous and serious violation of all human rights afforded each person on US soil. Please do the right thing. The people are counting on it. This is not a partisan issue. It is a constitutional issue.
Thank you for reading this and I hope you take it to heart as this impact all of us, democrat, republican and independent. Thank you for the work you do for this country. Perhaps, council your phone answers to be a bit better at being receptive as you represent all citizens when voting for or against something.