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Dear Alexis,Thank you for reaching out. As a foreign immigrant, I understand that you and many others are probably scared right now. You have a right to be, but not for the reasons you think. I hope I can help ease your concerns and make you feel welcomed.You mention in your topic details that you feel scared. I would expect you would. For over a year, no matter what you were, black, brown, gay, women, trans, Muslim, Mexican, Canadian, immigrant of any kind, pastry chef, or platypus, you have been fed an endless stream of news (read fake news) by once credible sources, that would have you believe your new fate is going to be something horrible. He was racist, sexist, homophobe, islamophobe, blah, blah, blah, blah. Unless you were one of the rich, white, male, privileged cis-gen scumlords, your destiny would be doomed to hellfire and damnation on Earth, if Donald Trump won the presidency. More so than this, media who were clearly behind a second Democratic President constantly drove home the point that a vote for Trump was an immoral one while never actually repeating his points, actual views, or anything the man actually said in soundbites longer than 4 seconds long. It should be noted the massive spike in google searches surrounding a particular tax question where he gave a nuanced answer about a proposal no one had ever heard about… because no one ever heard about it. Then you have celebrities talking down to the American people, as if they were stupid for voting for Trump or literally comparing him to Hitler as if they were a horde of not even pseudo intellectuals preaching at you. The Huffington Post just yesterday even had a post that literally tells its readers to unfriend Trump voters. Literally, it is a Leftist sermon to lead others to ostracize different opinions.We Can't Be ‘Friends' Because You Voted For Donald TrumpWe were childhood friends and went our separate ways in adulthood. But we always kept in touch. We’d see each other at events, catch up on the phone now and then, wish one another “Happy Birthday,” and maybe have dinner on the off chance we were in the same city.I now realize I never really knew you.In thinking back there were the hints, which surfaced over dinner, or in a chat on the phone, that perhaps you supported Republicans, or were unsatisfied with President Obama. … So I’ll keep my ears open, but unless you experience a truly deep transformation, I’m simply being honest when I say we can no longer be friends.What complete and utter garbage and disgustingly unamerican. I don’t care about his politics, vote how you want to, but to literally advocate to the millions of people who read the Huffington Post to unfriend their Donald Trump voting friends? This is not Liberalism. Nothing about that is descended from the ideas forged in the American Enlightenment, and resembles nothing of the thought of John Locke and Henry David Thoreau. This is tantamount to Orwellian Thoughtcrime and Wrongthink, where whole ideas and classifications of thought are to be eviscerated from the public discussion for fear of a populace uprising. Frankly, when we were in Iraq, there were people who wrote things that sounded like this. They were called fundamentalists. The term means someone militantly closed off to ideas that don’t support their view of the world. They are the most dangerous sorts of mindsets that led to terrible violence and unending bloodshed. It is a sign of how good we have it that someone like Michelangelo Signorile could be considered a fundamentalist and that being unfriended is the worst we suffer, but the mindset is something that should trouble us, none the less.I’ve argued that there are cultures in which we need to be selective of how or if we should seek to incorporate them into the American model, but to make the case of millions of actual Americans, fully half of them, deserve to be evicted from political thought and discussion is exactly why the Left lost the election. Actually, it was the flippant accusations of bigotry and complete callus disconnect with the problems ailing an extremely large number of disparate Americans in “fly over states” that did it. A great deal of the actually privileged Americans formed a tiny little bubble of acceptable thought and for millions, this was literally the only narrative they ever heard. This, I’m sure, is why you feel concern today.The fact, however, was that none of that was based on things he actually said. Where he did talk about immigration was, upon reading the actual sourced material, was based on actual problems with the immigration system, and not on calling the whole of Mexico rapists. This was most obvious to the many, many legal Mexican immigrants who voted for Trump, but whose voices were silenced during the campaign by all those victimized by his hate speech.The same was true of Islamic immigrants. Policies of limiting immigration from specific countries or regions where there is reason to doubt the civility of the migrants or their ability to adapt to the American culture. In that, he is expressing use of a power of the United States government to deny entry of certain classes and groups. It needs to be also mentioned that he would not be the first to do so.Section 212(f) of the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 states: “Whenever the President finds that the entry of any aliens or of any class of aliens into the United States would be detrimental to the interests of the United States, he may by proclamation, and for such period as he shall deem necessary, suspend the entry of all aliens or any class of aliens as immigrants or nonimmigrants, or impose on the entry of aliens any restrictions he may deem to be appropriate.”[1][1][1][1]For scope, President Obama used this power no less than six times. President George W. Bush, six more. President Bill Clinton, another six times. President George H. W. Bush once, and President Ronald Reagan used it five times in office. The interesting one is President Jimmy Carter.In April 1980, as the U.S embassy in Tehran was under terrorist control, Carter signed an order invalidating “all visas issued to Iranian citizens for future entry into the United States.” The order said that the U.S “will not reissue visas, nor will we issue new visas, except for compelling and proven humanitarian reasons or where the national interest of our own country requires.”When asked about the legality of President-elect’s right to ban, or individuals from nations experiences increased sectarian violence and radical Islamic terrorism, Law Professor Jan Ting of Temple University said clearly “absolutely and without any doubt” does there exist law to allow Trump to restrict immigration of certain nationalities or religious groups.Now, to focus on you, the OP of this question. I see that you are Chilean. I’ve always wanted to say this to a Chilean, you have a cool flag. That said, my question is simply this, what exactly are you afraid of? Concentration camps? We live in the information age and one where every news media organization is yearning for the story that forces an impeachment of Donald Trump. This isn’t 1940’s Europe where 10’s of thousands could be mostly unaware of what was happening just beyond the city limits. We simply don’t have the ability to mysteriously make tens of thousands of people disappear. We simply don’t live in a world where concentration camps are possible.Mass deportation? Is that a concern? Then I would ask why. Are you here legally? Then you have nothing to worry about. We created a system for your incorporation for this very reason. Are your friends not here legally? That might be a problem. They may be forced to go home, where they will suffer the advantage of skills and experience gained in America to lead a better life than the one they left the first time, even using those skills to try again to come to the United States through the legal route.That said, I don’t want you to be scared. I want you to read different news sources. We live in a world of overwhelming information, but the sad truth is that if you don’t read from at least 5 different sources about the same event then you know you aren’t getting anywhere near the whole story. It’s the cost of freedom, I’m afraid. That said, too many people have been listening to bad news for too long that they have no clue how the world actually works, but I have to ask a simple question. If you know for a fact that you are reading news that was so disconnected with reality that they this happened, I have to ask you why you put so much stock in them to let them make you so afraid.And it didn’t stop on election night. I posted yesterday’s Huffington Post article, so you can gauge how well they are adapting to having already ignored millions of people. Since the election we’ve had numerous rounds of the news media trying to reclaim itself by running its own name in the dirt by spreading fear and hatemongering… by reporting about spreading fear and hate mongering.I made a case of this by unveiling several of the reported hate crimes by Trump supporters immediately after the election to be completely falsified, including this report of a gay bashing in a bar, and another of a fake KKK march, both of which had gone viral and then echoed by the mass media. What can Republicans do to allay the fears of Democrats without betraying our own ideals?This is in spite of the completely unreported actual cases of hate crimes which came out of the riots following Trump’s election.Then there was this girl being physically assaulted and viciously beaten for posting a message in support of Donald Trump. The video speaks for itself.A final example, the firebombing of a North Carolina GOP Office.A GOP office in Hillsborough, North Carolina, was firebombed. Outside a swastika was spray painted with the words "Nazi Republicans leave town or else". This didn’t even happen after the election, but in October.I want to be clear. This is terrorism. This was the violent and premeditated destruction of property and threatening manipulation of innocent people by politically motivated actors. They destroyed property and attempted to threaten voters out of the democratic process. This should have been the biggest story in the world at the time, but instead the media reported that Trump was mean because he called the terrorists “animals.” Again, that was the Washington Post, I believe. I know that some people may say that I called the writer for Huffington Post, Michelangelo Signorile, a fundamentalist for advocating the world stop listening to people who disagree with him, but in Iraq, it wasn’t the mullahs and the imams that planted bombs and killed people. They just said things and the kinds of things coming from the Left are the kinds of things leading to actual violence that people need to be a afraid of.And then when the media began to wipe the egg off their face for that, then suddenly #fakenews happened. What is this topic talking about, "Facebook Fake News Outrage"?Many believed this election represented a very important shift in the way that people get their news. Dave Rubin of the Rubin Report, a YouTuber who runs an extremely professional talk show debating politics, said that he believed this election signaled the point where more people got their news from non-traditional platforms than the bias media outlets, and more from small independently ran content creators such as himself, other YouTubers, or even me. What he and others are speculating is that the shift was made because of how many people lost respect for media that was so completely out of touch with what was going on in the world, that it is now more common to go the independent route. I don’t know if we are there yet, but the writing is on the wall for the death of traditional media.The backlash from that seems to be a desperate push to label all news you don’t like as “fake news”, particularly Right aligned or small independent news sources. It’s really starting to appear that the “fake news” outrage everyone is talking about is less about how fake news caused the presidency and more about the desperate attempt of traditional media to discredit new media. I mean, when Brian Williams, the anchor who claimed to have dodged a rocket attack in a crashing helicopter, only to be outed as a liar by the actual soldiers who were there, starts talking about “fake news”, we know we have a problem. [1]So yeah, I believe you that you are afraid. Coming from another country where most of your information comes from Left leaning professors, upper middle class suburbanite tweenies, and a news media that is losing more and more credibility by the day, I would suspect that you would be afraid. That said, this last month has been a national wake up call for so much of the wrong opinions and false narratives that have been floating out there. What can you do to feel better about it? Read other news. If anyone says that places like Brietbart, Daily Caller, Rebel Media, or the Blaze are biased, read them anyway. Get another side of the story so that you can at least know that there is something more going on. You don’t have to agree with it, but at least you don’t have the excuse of being fed only one voice.I hope this helps.JonFootnotes[1] INA: ACT 212 - GENERAL CLASSES OF ALIENS INELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE VISAS AND INELIGIBLE FOR ADMISSION; WAIVERS OF INADMISSIBILLITY[1] INA: ACT 212 - GENERAL CLASSES OF ALIENS INELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE VISAS AND INELIGIBLE FOR ADMISSION; WAIVERS OF INADMISSIBILLITY[1] INA: ACT 212 - GENERAL CLASSES OF ALIENS INELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE VISAS AND INELIGIBLE FOR ADMISSION; WAIVERS OF INADMISSIBILLITY[1] INA: ACT 212 - GENERAL CLASSES OF ALIENS INELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE VISAS AND INELIGIBLE FOR ADMISSION; WAIVERS OF INADMISSIBILLITY

In every U.S. jurisdiction that would be a gross violation of ethical standards. It would also involve the judge because a judge cannot accept a plea without it coming from the defendant. In many jurisdictions a plea can be entered to a lower-level crime with a completed written plea and rights waiver form and without the defendant appearing in court, but that form must contain the defendant’s signature. Otherwise the defendant must appear before the judge to be advised of the rights they are giving up when they enter a plea and to enter the plea itself. So not only would the attorney have acted unprofessionally, but the judge would have improperly accepted the plea as well.If that were truly the situation - a plea was entered without the consent of the defendant in court or by written plea and waiver form - that should be sufficient for the defendant to have the plea withdrawn. This doesn’t dismiss the case, but returns the case to its posture just prior to the entry of the plea.