[Oldeconomybuyer]

Judicial tyranny.

[VanDeKoik]

Could have sworn the ACLU just said that “no one was above the law”?

Apparently if you arent an American citizen, you have more rights than the president.

[Souled_Out]

Sessions is owned by the Clintons, there will be no justice. The DOJ provides the cover.

[outpostinmass2]

But the lawsuit said U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has been detaining people who were going through that process.

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Detaining people who have criminal charges. Which has always been the case.

[American in Israel]

Is it true that ICE is arresting spouses of US Citizens and deporting them? If so that is insane.

[SkyDancer]

Deport them both together.

[Georgia Girl 2]

But they are OK with Trump’s private attorney being raided.

[antidemoncrat]

ACLU = American Criminal Lunatic Union

[COBOL2Java]

"Under regulations enacted in 2016, undocumented spouses of U.S. citizens could go through a process to seek waivers that would allow them to largely remain in the United States rather than leave the county while pursuing permanent residency."

They're remaining in the United States...

Now, is that "illegally separating families"? You betcha. Same thing happens to all criminals.

[VideoDoctor]

PI$$ on the ACLU!

[MountainWalker]

Amazing that legacy media will still insist on referring to not yet to be convicted criminals as suspects but illegal aliens are now always referred to as “immigrants” when they are two totally legally district classes of people.

[petitfour]

They are not suing the Trump administration. They are suing the government of the people, by the people, for the people. They are for unlawful entry and unlawful occupation of the United States.

[bgill]

Fine. Send them all back across the border. Problem solved.

[Buckeye McFrog]

Under regulations enacted in 2016

translation: A last minute Obama monkeywrench tossed into the works.

[Savage Rider]

‘The lawsuit centers on regulations the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) enacted during former Democratic President Barack Obama’s administration ...” It is challenging a regulation, not a law. Regulations come and go according to the administration in control.

When I was a college student I married another student who was here legally on a student visa. After we married, while my spouse still had the legal student status, we returned to my spouse’s country. When we went to extend the student visa, we were told that he must apply for and receive a permanent resident visa before we could get on our flight and return the next week. We hustled up and got TB xrays and police reports from previous addresses and got the appropriate status to return. It takes work, but immigration can be done the proper way.