Federal judge writes law that illegals being deported have "freedom to say goodbye" to family

[ShootSpeeders]

This is a classic case of judges writing laws even though the constitution itself says "All legislative powers herein granted shall be vested in a congress of the united states."

Judge rules illegals have constitutional right to ‘say goodbye’ to family

jan 29 2018 Illegal immigrants snared by deportation officers have “the freedom to say goodbye” to their families, a federal judge in New York ruled Monday, ordering the government to release a prominent activist to his family.

Judge Katherine B. Forrest, whom President Obama appointed to the bench, said the government was following the law when it picked up Ravidath Lawrence Ragbir, the illegal immigrant. But she said “larger, more fundamental” rights were at stake.

“In sum, the court finds that when this country allowed petitioner to become a part of our community fabric, allowed him to build a life with and among us and to enjoy the liberties and freedom that come with that, it committed itself to allowance of an orderly departure when the time came,” she wrote. “By denying petitioner these rights, the government has acted wrongly.”

She becomes the latest federal district judge to delve deeply into immigration — an area Congress has said belongs to the separate immigration court system and to appellate judges, not district court judges.

 

[JusticeHammer]

Another stupid federal judge.

 

[Harry Dresden]

This is a classic case of judges writing laws even though the constitution itself says "All legislative powers herein granted shall be vested in a congress of the united states."

Judge rules illegals have constitutional right to ‘say goodbye’ to family

jan 29 2018 Illegal immigrants snared by deportation officers have “the freedom to say goodbye” to their families, a federal judge in New York ruled Monday, ordering the government to release a prominent activist to his family.

Judge Katherine B. Forrest, whom President Obama appointed to the bench, said the government was following the law when it picked up Ravidath Lawrence Ragbir, the illegal immigrant. But she said “larger, more fundamental” rights were at stake.

“In sum, the court finds that when this country allowed petitioner to become a part of our community fabric, allowed him to build a life with and among us and to enjoy the liberties and freedom that come with that, it committed itself to allowance of an orderly departure when the time came,” she wrote. “By denying petitioner these rights, the government has acted wrongly.”

She becomes the latest federal district judge to delve deeply into immigration — an area Congress has said belongs to the separate immigration court system and to appellate judges, not district court judges.

hey dumbass.....they dont write the laws they rule on them....

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

This is a classic case of judges writing laws even though the constitution itself says "All legislative powers herein granted shall be vested in a congress of the united states."

Judge rules illegals have constitutional right to ‘say goodbye’ to family

jan 29 2018 Illegal immigrants snared by deportation officers have “the freedom to say goodbye” to their families, a federal judge in New York ruled Monday, ordering the government to release a prominent activist to his family.

Judge Katherine B. Forrest, whom President Obama appointed to the bench, said the government was following the law when it picked up Ravidath Lawrence Ragbir, the illegal immigrant. But she said “larger, more fundamental” rights were at stake.

“In sum, the court finds that when this country allowed petitioner to become a part of our community fabric, allowed him to build a life with and among us and to enjoy the liberties and freedom that come with that, it committed itself to allowance of an orderly departure when the time came,” she wrote. “By denying petitioner these rights, the government has acted wrongly.”

She becomes the latest federal district judge to delve deeply into immigration — an area Congress has said belongs to the separate immigration court system and to appellate judges, not district court judges.

hey dumbass.....they dont write the laws they rule on them....

They often try to write them.

Consider the Florida Supreme Court in 2000.

 

[ShootSpeeders]

Consider the Florida Supreme Court in 2000.

And then the US supreme court got involved and they shouldn't have done that either.

 

[my2¢]

I agree with giving them the right to say goodbye, I just see the means differently than the court:

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[Harry Dresden]

This is a classic case of judges writing laws even though the constitution itself says "All legislative powers herein granted shall be vested in a congress of the united states."

Judge rules illegals have constitutional right to ‘say goodbye’ to family

jan 29 2018 Illegal immigrants snared by deportation officers have “the freedom to say goodbye” to their families, a federal judge in New York ruled Monday, ordering the government to release a prominent activist to his family.

Judge Katherine B. Forrest, whom President Obama appointed to the bench, said the government was following the law when it picked up Ravidath Lawrence Ragbir, the illegal immigrant. But she said “larger, more fundamental” rights were at stake.

“In sum, the court finds that when this country allowed petitioner to become a part of our community fabric, allowed him to build a life with and among us and to enjoy the liberties and freedom that come with that, it committed itself to allowance of an orderly departure when the time came,” she wrote. “By denying petitioner these rights, the government has acted wrongly.”

She becomes the latest federal district judge to delve deeply into immigration — an area Congress has said belongs to the separate immigration court system and to appellate judges, not district court judges.

hey dumbass.....they dont write the laws they rule on them....

They often try to write them.

Consider the Florida Supreme Court in 2000.

they interpret said law and then rule on that interpretation....

 

[ShootSpeeders]

I agree with giving them the right to say goodbye, I just see the means differently than the court:

Then go to congress and get a law passed. THINK