I also thought so too until I heard the Mark Levin show tonight. Scalia was voting on a criminal law, and Gorsuch voted on immigration and totally messed it up. People are not being honest on the comparison. I’ll see if there is audio later.
The requirement for laws to not be vague applies to all areas of law. Immigration law does not get an exception just because it is a political football today.
In this case, the question is: is burglary a "violent crime"? As it happened, no person was present at the time of the crime. Clearly, different judges can reasonably differ in their answers as to whether this is "violent"... thus the law is unnecessary vague. It has NOTHING to do with Trump, Left vs Right, or any other political nonsense. Congress screwed up in the wording of the law. Congress needs to fix it. Period.
Thank you. So much information out there and a lot of it is muck. Makes me so mad. However, having you set the story straight is so helpful.