On Thursday, a three-judge panel of Democrat appointees on the Ninth Circuit created Fourth Amendment rights for illegal aliens in the context of deportation proceedings, a huge break from an uninterrupted stream of case law.
Given that illegal aliens have no right to be in America, ICE can detain in order to deport any illegal alien without any search warrant, as long as the it is not during criminal proceedings.
This distinction between administrative cases of deportation to enforce our sovereignty and criminal cases where government is pursuing prosecution of illegal aliens has been settled for years in the Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court further stipulated emphatically, "No limits can be put by the courts upon the power of Congress to protect, by summary methods, the country from the advent of aliens whose race or habits render them undesirable as citizens, or to expel such if they have already found their way into our land, and unlawfully remain therein."
Just a few months ago, the Ninth Circuit created a habeas corpus right for endless lawsuits against deportations, despite multiple statutes barring the courts from hearing such cases.
The New Mexico governor is suing DHS for essentially not serving as travel agents for the illegal aliens once they are released.
The problem is that every one of these Ninth Circuit decisions is allowed to stand for years and brings irrevocable harm on our sovereignty, security, and society before the Supreme Court takes up the appeal.
https://www.conservativereview.com/news/ninth-circuit-creates-new-right-illegal-aliens-not-deported/
Given that illegal aliens have no right to be in America, ICE can detain in order to deport any illegal alien without any search warrant, as long as the it is not during criminal proceedings.
This distinction between administrative cases of deportation to enforce our sovereignty and criminal cases where government is pursuing prosecution of illegal aliens has been settled for years in the Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court further stipulated emphatically, "No limits can be put by the courts upon the power of Congress to protect, by summary methods, the country from the advent of aliens whose race or habits render them undesirable as citizens, or to expel such if they have already found their way into our land, and unlawfully remain therein."
Just a few months ago, the Ninth Circuit created a habeas corpus right for endless lawsuits against deportations, despite multiple statutes barring the courts from hearing such cases.
The New Mexico governor is suing DHS for essentially not serving as travel agents for the illegal aliens once they are released.
The problem is that every one of these Ninth Circuit decisions is allowed to stand for years and brings irrevocable harm on our sovereignty, security, and society before the Supreme Court takes up the appeal.
https://www.conservativereview.com/news/ninth-circuit-creates-new-right-illegal-aliens-not-deported/
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