DOJ Engaged in 'Court Packing on Steroids' with Immigration Judges

The Washington Times ^ | June 20, 2022 | Stephen Dinan

[MikelTackNailer]

That's another aspect - all the good people trying to get here the right way, obeying the rules and jumping through hoops, are getting pissed on and told it's raining while the Democrats are fast-tracking illegals who are poorly vetted (if at all), bring no productive skills, do bring disease factors and most end up far more drain than their worth. What's best for America traded for the arrogant presumption that the eventually amnestied will vote Democrat the rest of their lives. But that's choir sermon to you and me.

Where's Dane when I need to slap an open-borders tool upside the head? Good times.

[MikelTackNailer]

It’s always comical when the Left does Fascist things and then accuses others of being fascists or Nazis. Why is the press afraid to call this out?

Because they traded journalistic integrity for secure employment. It's either that or get honest work.

[DoughtyOne]

I agree.

The problem is, we have regions of our nation that are now
essentially foreign territory.

While they do still pay taxes and are held to account to
our laws, if they are ever caught, it’s still a whole new
society that dominates in these pockets of recent arrivals.

Not only that, they do get federal government support. They
can’t support themselves other than by committing crimes, so
the crime rate goes through the roof.

I don’t know all the particulars, but back in the first part
of the 20th century, we had an immigration moratorium.

It’s time for another.

We need to get back to the basics.

[jjotto]

These are administrative court judges. They are hired by the Attorney General.
They are not part of the Judicial Branch. They do not need Senate approval.

[jdege]

Our immigration courts are administrative courts.

That is, they’re part of the executive branch, not the judicial branch, and that simply should never have been allowed.