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To: SMGFan

I think the SF not guilty verdict was a perversion of justice. But I still don’t like that the FEDS are getting a second bite at the apple. Remember the Rodney King trial?

In this case, the criminal alien was free because ICE asked for him to be detained but did not present a warrant. If they had presented a warrant, the SF Sheriff would have no choice.

Why doesn’t the Fed Govt set up an Administrative Court to just handle these warrants? A 24/7 court so that ICE can get a warrant on a moment’s notice? Local law enforcement cannot ignore a Federal warrant without consequences. After one or two local law enforcement or elected officials are brought up on charges, the momentum would shift in the fight to save our country. MAGA!


16 posted on 12/05/2017 7:23:19 PM PST by joshua c (To disrupt the system, we must disrupt our lives)
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To: joshua c

how many of these “courts” would be needed for the US?


17 posted on 12/05/2017 7:27:01 PM PST by rolling_stone
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To: joshua c

I recall earlier this year that the ICE people were funded for additional administrative Judges to process the illegals quickly.


21 posted on 12/05/2017 8:08:16 PM PST by spokeshave (The Fake Media tried to stop us from going to the White House, I am President and they are not. DJT)
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To: joshua c

Actually, the only bite of the apple the Feds are taking pertains only to federal law - immigration related charges only they can file. The murder charge is off the table, since the SF cretins gave him a pass.


26 posted on 12/06/2017 1:27:16 AM PST by ScottinVA ( Liberals, go find another country.)
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