[manc]

Must have missed this in the Constitution, maybe the Judge and his pals wold like to show me where the Judge gets his power from to make this utter stupid decision.

[Skywise]

So cross the border illegally, then request asylum and have a good story and you get to stay because the judge has decided that he’s a higher authority than... uh... I don’t even get the rationale - the judge is a politically hyped twit that has sided with the “abolish ICE” movement.

Laws are meaningless.

[Manly Warrior]

Good thing the president is not being arbitrary- he’s detaining all of them that are caught as required by federal law....

[butlerweave]

They really want a Flood of Illegals

[Midwesterner53]

Clarence Thomas just warned District Court judges they do not have the power to run the country. Slap this fool down.

[SoFloFreeper]

SCOTUS ruling at the end of June kind of already told this punk district robed thugs that the law is clear. PRESIDENT is the one in charge, not the judiciary.

go ahead, mainstream media—pretend this is a win for you.

We know it isn’t.

[Pollster1]

The ACLU alleged in the lawsuit that the plaintiffs passed their initial “credible fear” exams – the first step in the asylum process to determine if an applicant has a legitimate case . . .

While this treasonous judge is vastly exceeding his authority, President Trump now has a good option: Raise the bar on that test. First, interview the invaders to see if they have been well-enough coached to pass the initial threshold. Second, for those who pass the interview, put them on a lie detector. Anyone who does not pass? Deport them immediately. Because skilled polygraphers are limited, this will slow down the initial processing, which is an unfortunate natural consequence of judicial overreach.

[sergeantdave]

Here’s a news flash for this vile black-robe tyrant:

Judges don’t have the constitutional authority to make law. Only Congress may write law. If the commie judge has a problem with that, run for a political office. Until then, GFY, judge.

[Bubba_Leroy]

The judge has made his decision. “Now let him enforce it!” - Andrew Jackson

[butlerweave]

Waited for the SCOTUS to finish their before announcing ,LOL

[rockinqsranch]

Friggin’ G.W. Bush appointee.

[Vic S]

You are not a legal asylum seeker unless you go to a border entry. You can’t just cross the border, get caught, and then claim asylum. If this ruling is general to anyone crossing the border, then I suggest they be immediately sent back to Mexico to await a ruling. Otherwise, everyone will claim asylum, then be released awaiting a hearing, go to some city and never show up for the hearing.

[Tammy8]

We need to force asylum seekers to go to consulates outside the country and they should only be allowed to enter if/when they are granted asylum. We should no longer accept asylum seekers at the border.

Illegals are using this as a loophole, rarely do any qualify for asylum. Many don’t claim it until they are apprehended in this country for illegally crossing the border.

[TexasTransplant]

Wanna Bet?

[liberalh8ter]

Then they must be deported while we determine the status of their asylum claim. Easy peasy.

[aquila48]

U.S. District Judge James E. Boasberg - appointed by Obama.

[JoSixChip]

In his Monday ruling, U.S. District Judge James E. Boasberg granted a preliminary injunction preventing the federal government from denying parole to any provisional class members that are a party to the lawsuit.

If it's parole, can't they just make the bail $100k?

[drpix]

From this black-robed despot's wiki page:

"James Emanuel "Jeb" Boasberg (born February 20, 1963)[2] is a United States District Judge on the United States District Court for the District of Columbia, also serving as a Judge on the United States Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court"

It figures he: 1) is a district judge from the Swamp ruling on a southern border issue 2) uses the name "Jeb" and 3) is also serving on the FISA court that has allowed Swamp enforcement and intelligence agencies to abuse their power for political ends.

[KC_Conspirator]

When will the ACLU go back to working for American civil liberties?

[KC_Conspirator]

When will the ACLU go back to working for American civil liberties?