[raybbr]

A federal judge cast the bright light of reality into the immigration issue last week when he ruled that cities have no place in deciding who is legal or illegal. The ruling found unconstitutional the ordinances written by the leaders of Hazleton, Pa., a small town that has become a model for towns wanting to take the law into their own hands. The ruling came as a reminder that though Congress has failed to take responsible action on immigration, the job of writing immigration law can't be usurped by local government.

Wrong! One of the questions the judge asked Barletta was whether he had consulted mexico before enacting this law and was used as part of his argument against it.

[stephenjohnbanker]

“Judges on Crack”