Possible Human Rights Abuses Preventing Deportation to the USA?

Question

In Finland there's curerntly an investigation going on whether or not it would be legal to deport someone to America in light of the new laws.

The Finnish government isn't allowed to deport anyone to a place where there might be human rights abuses- And USA has clearly declared that they will violate human rights if they feel like it.

This could also have ramifications in custody disputes where one of the parents lives in the US.

This is actually happening, and the government is in a legal picklement. What should be from our side?

Wrong- The Constitution prevents us from deporting to countries where the deportees could be subject to human rights abuses.

This would include actual terrorists also.

Did I mention I am a Finn? Of course, USA can't do, well, shouldn't, do anything about it, but what are suggestions on how to clear up this issue?

Thanks for all the "feedback" but no one has actually said anything of value, and have gotten their 2 points undeservedly. Shame on you. Perhaps I'll repost this in the ethics and legal forum, where it should've been in the first place.

Answer 1

One person's abuse is another person's legitimate action. The US will make and break whatever laws it feels like because right now it holds the whip hand. They have taken this stance on human rights, the climate, etc. Maybe it will be a different story in a few years when China takes over.

Answer 2

Finland like any other country has the right to deport any person coming to their country if there is a valid reason.

Answer 3

If they are already an American citizen fine send'em home.
If not ....send'em home!

Answer 4

In that case, the US would have to "Eichmann" any criminal you harbor

Answer 5

ugh. I think i'm going to be sick.