[publius911]

In a 94-page ruling, U.S. District Judge Orlando Garcia blocked provisions in the law that required local law enforcement departments to comply with federal requests to hold unauthorized immigrants in their custody. He also blocked a part of the law that said local departments couldn't implement policies that would "materially limit" the enforcement of immigration laws.

I am increasingly convinced that yes, in fact judges with Mexican surnames ARE judging through the prism of ethnic and tribal interpretations of the laws they took an oath to "protect and defend."

Trump was spot on when he made the same observation about the dreaded identity politics.

My reaction : How does one "fight that?" I suppose a good start is reading this judge's 94(?)-page decision.

[aquila48]

“I am increasingly convinced that yes, in fact judges with Mexican surnames ARE judging through the prism of ethnic and tribal interpretations of the laws they took an oath to “protect and defend.””

One would have to be as naive as a two year old to think otherwise.

[publius911]

Why should it be that hard to find a link to the text of the actual decision by the Mexican judge?

Still looking..