The latest court ruling against deportations ignores precedent and won’t hold up
- A federal judge has declared two provisions of the Immigration and Nationality Act unconstitutional in a ninety-page opinion that never mentions the Supreme Court cases upholding exactly such a law.
- Rubio, Judge Noël Wise of the Northern District of California held that the government may not deport foreign visitors or revoke their visas based on “protected speech.
- ” She declared the law’s foreign-policy removal and visa-revocation provisions unconstitutional to that extent.
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- A federal judge has declared two provisions of the Immigration and Nationality Act unconstitutional in a ninety-page opinion that never mentions the Supreme Court cases upholding exactly such a law.
- Rubio, Judge Noël Wise of the Northern District of California held that the government may not deport foreign visitors or revoke their visas based on “protected speech.
- ” She declared the law’s foreign-policy removal and visa-revocation provisions unconstitutional to that extent.
Sources: The Hill