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To: Klaatu Barada Nikto
Immigration lawyers in cities that absorbed a large share of those cases, including New York, San Antonio, Los Angeles and Denver, say they've had hearings canceled with little notice and received no new court dates. Work permits, green cards, asylum claims, and family reunifications hang in the balance.

I think they are delaying the hearings so that the illegals have a chance to have anchor babies in the U.S., and I bet they are receiving taxpayer paid assistance courtesy of their benefactor...........Lord Foul.

14 posted on 02/01/2015 1:30:41 PM PST by Mastador1 (I'll take a bad dog over a good politician any day!)
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To: Mastador1

“so that the illegals have a chance to have anchor babies in the U.S.”

If the GOP cowards that we elect would challenge the anchor baby interpretation of the 14th Amendment then this wouldn’t be an issue.

But they won’t change it because the GOP establishment is part of the treason lobby.


20 posted on 02/01/2015 2:02:57 PM PST by Pelham (WWIII. Islam vs the West)
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To: Mastador1

And driver’s licenses, so that they can vote in the 2016 election.


29 posted on 02/01/2015 2:17:42 PM PST by fivecatsandadog (OBAMA - IMPEACH HIM NOW. Worry about it later.)
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To: Mastador1

Having an “anchor baby” in and of itself will not necessarily help an illegal who is here right now.

(All of what follows is per the current LAW - Obama may certainly try to circumvent it, but here goes) -

Someone born in this country who wants to sponsor his parent(s) for Lawful Permanent Residence (= the “green card”) cannot begin the visa-petition process until s/he is 21. Said parent(s), who would be the beneficiary of such a visa petition, cannot, IF they’ve entered the country illegally, get the green card within the US (with very, very, few exceptions) - they would have to leave the US and go to a US consulate overseas, BUT

if they have been in the US illegally for longer than a year, and then they leave the US and try to re-enter, they are barred from re-entering for 10 years. There is a waiver from this “10-year bar,” which can be granted by the consulate (and the current administration is working on having such waivers adjudicated here in the US), so Obama and Kerry could provide pressure on the consular people to grant any/ALL applications for waivers.

Sorry for the lenght.


37 posted on 02/01/2015 6:37:42 PM PST by eddiespaghetti ((with the meatball eyes))
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