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1 posted on 11/01/2006 4:46:10 AM PST by radar101
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To: radar101
Americans don't face "irreparable harm" according to this liberal judge. Why, illegals just pay rent for apartments no American will occupy.

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." -Manuel II Paleologus

2 posted on 11/01/2006 4:48:59 AM PST by goldstategop (In Memory Of A Dearly Beloved Friend Who Lives On In My Heart Forever)
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When are we sheeple going to get tired enough of judges ruling us that we do something to change this? Whatever happened to Lincoln's "government of the people, by the people, and for the people" when a judge can throw out what the people have voted for? This is not a republic, but a dictatorship of unelected judges appointed by presidents, and we suffer their rulings for decades after the presidents who appointed them have left office. This must change.


3 posted on 11/01/2006 4:51:40 AM PST by kittymyrib
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To: radar101

The ruling is flawed. No tenant has the "right" to force his tenancy on others, regardless of education and employment opportunities. An immigrant has no "right" to even be in the USA. It is a privilege... a privilege I would extend to more immigrants than some of your ... but still a privilege.

On the other hand, the property owner does have the "right" to do what he wants with his own property. Unfortunately, the ruling is based on penumbra seen by other judges in the past 50 years that has set precedents for this judge to do something not based in the constitution, nor in the principles of the constitution.


4 posted on 11/01/2006 4:53:59 AM PST by spintreebob
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To: radar101

Don't tell me... Munley's a Toon appointee, ain't he?


5 posted on 11/01/2006 4:54:49 AM PST by mewzilla (Property must be secured or liberty cannot exist. John Adams)
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To: radar101
In Hazleton, a second ordinance would require tenants to register their name, address and phone number at City Hall and pay $10 for a rental permit.

I do not like this particular ordinance. It's Big Brotherism at its worst. It's one thing to forbid renting to illegal aliens, but to require every damn renter to register with the city is on a par with requiring every firearms owner to register with the police.

7 posted on 11/01/2006 4:56:03 AM PST by BeHoldAPaleHorse ( ~()):~)>)
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Thomas I. Vanaskie (Chief Judge) (Scranton) (nominated by William J. Clinton in 1994; appointed Chief Judge in 1999); A. Richard Caputo (Scranton) (nominated by William J. Clinton in 1997); James M. Munley (Scranton) (nominated by William J. Clinton in 1998);

Well, for all those who have decided to "punish" Republicans and stay home on Nov 7th, you can expect more of the same.

8 posted on 11/01/2006 4:59:48 AM PST by seasoned traditionalist ("INFIDEL AND PROUD OF IT.")
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If local and state governments can give power to themselves by taking property if drugs or other unlawful activities are taken place on one's real estate, what would keep them from taking that same real estate from a property owner (landlord) whom is 'knowingly renting to a illegal citizen who is currently breaking federal law' by being in their town? The property owner (landlord) is being forced by a judge to accomodate illegal activity on his property, therefore, subjecting himself to criminal actions.

These federal judges need to be removed immediately from office, placed under arrest and prosecuted and then impeached for not carrying out their sworn promise to defend the Constitution and federal law.

11 posted on 11/01/2006 5:23:20 AM PST by moonman (`)
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To: radar101
Another example of the rule of judges. We have no right to try to force our system of government on other people - in many places judges get away with breaking the law and their oath of office and nobody does anything.
13 posted on 11/01/2006 5:38:39 AM PST by Dante3
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Simply enforcing existing occupancy codes would have a significant effect.


16 posted on 11/01/2006 5:48:35 AM PST by JimRed ("Hey, hey, Teddy K., how many girls did you drown today?" (Hello, I'm a TAGLINE virus. Please help m)
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To: radar101
A federal judge ruled it was "in the public interest to protect residents' access to homes, education, jobs and businesses."

The federal government refuses to enforce the immigration laws. As a consequence, towns and cities are overrun with illegals and the attendant strain on schools, police, and infrastructure. In an attempt to protect themselves towns pass laws intended to discourage illegals from residing there. A federal judge rules the town must protect residents' access to homes, education, jobs and businesses. What the hell is going on in this country?

18 posted on 11/01/2006 5:52:49 AM PST by layman (Card Carrying Infidel)
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To: radar101
This is just more proof (as if we needed it) who really rules this country.

Elected representatives are just quaint arcane windowdressings, existing to give cover to our unelected elitist law-givers.

20 posted on 11/01/2006 7:27:05 AM PST by Gritty (There's little difference between living under Refined Multicultural Sensitivity and Sharia-Mk Steyn)
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