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“When the immigration system is overwhelmed, who should decide how fast it moves: the courts, the government, or the people waiting inside it?”
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BREAKING🚨: The Supreme Court has ruled border officers do NOT need clear and convincing evidence that a green card holder committed a crime before reclassifying them as an applicant for admission. SCOTUS ruled 6-3 today in Blanche v. Lau. Justice Thomas authored.... Green Cards, Government Benefits and the New Federal Immigration Test
This rule puts a simple question squarely on the table: should the government expect people seeking permanent legal status to show they can support themselves, or should taxpayers carry more of that burden?... Actually the Bill of Rights is not just for citizens. It is supposed to protect everyone physically located within the United States, regardless of citizenship or immigration status....