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Prof Triggernometry
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A Massachusetts Judge and court officer who helped an illegal alien evade an ICE officer has been indicted by a federal grand jury on four counts including obstruction of justice.
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A Massachusetts Judge and court officer who helped an illegal alien evade an ICE officer has been indicted by a federal grand jury on four counts including obstruction of justice.
Someone broke the law and got busted?
Hah! Watch 'em claim immunity and see how far it gets 'em.
I heard it yesterday somewhere else.
Where?
Not surprising you have no sympathy for the plight of the undocumented worker. You are on record as saying you have not and will not ever employ any "Goddam Illegals!"
Why can't you at least acknowledge their efforts to provide a better life for la familia?
Um, some Tweet? Ah, here it is.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...ustice-immigration-ice-officers-a8886886.html
Just thought your thread title was silly.
Shaddup, dipshit.
huh. she was nominated by their republican governor. makes sense.
Anything to avoid owning up to more of your self contradiction.....so very progressive of you.
I'm hoping this a signal from our new AG. I imagine there's probably some puckered up fannies in California right now. What is that 8 USC 1324?
Mercy of the Court? Sorry, not until America’s great again.
I think it's one thing to encourage illegal immigration on a societal level. It's totally another thing to actively assist an illegal immigrant evade capture.
That was about ICE’s action, not the judge’s. Aren’t they omnipotent now?Judges are not omnipotent kings with the power to render judgement on an issue they run into in their day-to-day lives. The mercy of the Court would only apply to specific issues before the court in a specific case brought before that Court.
Fail.
Snark again.
Activist judges are not judges at all.
They are still judges. Just because you don't like their brand of justice, doesn't mean they aren't judges.
