[relee]

Good.

[DeaconBenjamin]

instead of complying with a judge's ruling that the site must be open to all residents, including those who might be illegal immigrants.

A successful equal protection argument made by criminals? If so, there's a precedent!

[ChildOfThe60s]

courts, and not legislators, might have the ultimate say

And therein lies the major obstacle in dealing with this severe problem. Activist jurists that make law instead of ruling on the constitutionality of law(s). The courts should not have the ultimate say. At that point we become ruled rather than represented.

[AmericanInTokyo]

This young country overturned judicial tyranny once before in its history, adopting certain measures and tactics.

It will come to that AGAIN if they do not BACK OFF and stopping destroying our country, taking it right down the toilet with their sham, dictatorial rulings.

[AmericanInTokyo]

How convenient, but the auto exerpt function cut off, and THIS little gem was left out:

Paraphrashing here: "They mayor said that Herndon can launch other tactics that it has in its arsenal, such as zoning and vehicular laws and regulations, to get to the same goals".

So take THAT! ACLU and liberal judges trying to thwart the will of the people in that little town and in towns and cities across the land.

And if the illegal aliens take to the streets again, the people of HERNDON should rise up and take matters in their own hands, and take back their community.

[tgslTakoma]

At issue was an ordinance the council approved in 2005 as a legal companion to the day-laborer center, barring workers and motorists from striking deals for employment on the streets. The courts have generally required that communities barring public solicitation for work -- a form of speech -- must provide an alternative venue for that speech, such as a hiring site.

I have to wonder if these activist judges also demand an alternate location for prostitutes to do their soliciting, since it's also a form of speech.

Maybe the Herndon Mayor and council should set up a "free speech zone" for the day laborers (oh, heck! make it for the prostitutes, too) to solicit work - on the right-of-way in front of the activist judge's house.

She shouldn't mind. Too much.

[Virginia Ridgerunner]

It should have never been built in the first place. Taxpayers money flushed right down the toilet.

[Convert from ECUSA]

Well, its about high damn time! Long overdue!

[gubamyster]

ping

[mbraynard]

Do any legal residents use these facilities?

[PGalt]

GRRRRRRRREAT news! Thanks for posting.