What I've been able to follow, especially in the St. Petersburg Times, is that he has some community sympathy and support--which seems to continue even after 9/11 for some baffling reason. His backers have been able to sway public opinion, plus garner some fairly tenacious lawyers who'll try every legal manuever to keep him in the US--even if he's in jail. That sob story from his wife when he was jailed this time is just one example.
If this is what the Justice Dept. has to go through to deport just one person, they are going to need to hire on a significant number of staff that specialize in deportation matters.
If this is what the Justice Dept. has to go through to deport just one person, they are going to need to hire on a significant number of staff that specialize in deportation matters.Exactly!
Their community is well established in the area so I expect they can create a lot of noise and generate money for their cause.
The media is blindly following most of the LIBERAL line and so afraid to get off that politically correct fence, they have a permanent crease in their butts.