Sessions limits U.S. judges' ability to dismiss deportation cases

Reuters ^ | 9/19/18 | Christina Cooke and Reade Levinson

[frog in a pot]

Will agree Sessions has performed admirably in certain aspects. However, the criticism of his nonperformance in others appears well deserved.

The quick, universal and uncomplicated fix is that a manager is to delegate to subordinates work he is unable to get deeply involved with and then monitor their efforts.

It appears here that Sessions is locked in his office with one or so issues. Meanwhile, significant portion of his labor force runs up and down the hallway as suits them and not the command structure.

[chris37]

I dunno.

Maybe you should ask them instead of generalizing everyone who isn’t you.

[shanover]

Sessions is a weak horse.I see no ironclad policies or mandates, weak initiatives, limited enforcement and overall ineptitude against the threats to the republic. Everything the Trump administration does is being impeded with treason from within and will be undone when the left gains more power. The GOP is dithering and feckless, the Swamp is not drained, Obama holdovers still run Obama’s third term, Clinton is still undermining the Administration, the Wall may never be built as illegals still flow with impunity and multiply and the election system is a farce. The left is attacking by 1000 cuts and buying time/running the clock out. WAKE UP Sessions!

[GOPJ]

Jeff Sessions has done more to impede the flow of illegal immigrants into the US than any AG in recent history.

You're right Sessions is a pit pitbull on this issue... thank God he is...

[Windflier]

Jeff Sessions has done more to impede the flow of illegal immigrants into the US than any AG in recent history.

I'll give him points for trying, but our government agencies have failed to make a dent in either the invasion, or the number of colonists residing here illegally.

My family's business is still losing work to unfair competition from illegal labor. It's as bad as ever, out here in the trades.

[ek_hornbeck]

I'll give him points for trying, but our government agencies have failed to make a dent in either the invasion, or the number of colonists residing here illegally

I'm not saying that Sessions is anywhere near the perfect AG, but he's far better than any of his recent predecessors, whether they worked for the Obama, Bush, Clinton, or Bush administrations. They didn't even try - if anything, they did what they could to make things worse.