Okay, what is happening to him is a humanitarian crisis, but they arrested him for driving without a license, not because he missed a turn signal.
Technically true, but the turn signal was an excuse to pull him over, it's not like they knew he didn't have a license. At the same time, is he able to get a license without legal status? He has lived in the country for 50 years, but these technicalities are what give the excuse to deport him.
It can be argued "the law is the law" but what kind of society are we trying to achieve by enforcing these technicalities (while also permitting the corruption and outright illegal acts of the president)? It's a case that highlights the broken (intentional or otherwise) system of legal status within this country and how it's used to exercise control over people's lives.
I don't know how you can think I'm giving a free pass to republicans when right in the part you quoted I'm saying they're worse than democrats. I skimmed the rest of your moralizing lecture and you've made a hilarious strawman that doesn't represent me at all, but I hope you enjoyed your masturbation session, "champ".