September 11, 2006
5 Years After 9/11: The Utter Disgrace Of Federal
Immigration Law Enforcement
By
Juan Mann
Here we are five years after
September 11, 2001—and the
federal government is still as uninterested
as ever in receiving reports of illegal aliens and
criminal alien residents.
There’s
virtually no interest in the executive agencies for
getting deportation proceedings rolling against the
millions of
immigration scofflaws in the country. And there’s
even less interest in Congress in setting up a
coherent system to (my hobbyhorse)
SUMMARILY REMOVE ILLEGAL ALIENS AND CRIMINAL ALIEN
RESIDENTS…which just so happens to be perfectly
allowable by
100 years of U.S. Supreme Court precedent.
Here’s the proof of the continuing
immigration law enforcement disgrace—an e-mail from
a VDARE.com reader dated September 7:
“I have
made reports 3 months ago of the practice of hiring
illegal aliens where I work (there are 45 currently
there now) to the following agencies: DHS, LOCAL BORDER
PATROL OFFICE, INCLUDING 3 MEETINGS WITH 2 BORDER PATROL
AGENTS IN PERSON, DEPT. OF LABOR, DEPT OF JUSTICE,
SOCIAL SECURITY, IRS, STATE FRANCHISE TAX BOARD, OSHA .
. . and 3 months later nothing has happened!
“Please
tell me what I can do.”
Well, it looks like you've done all you can. Welcome to
the futility of this situation . . . where the federal
government follows its own agenda in direct conflict
with the citizens. The end-game here is the
three-country merger
of
North America.
The more the federal propaganda for public consumption
changes, the more things remain
rigged behind the scenes.
Since 9/11, among
other things, I’ve
embarked on a one-man crusade to find the most accurate
information possible for
reporting aliens
to the federal
government. Here’s the latest word on what to do:
It’s as if doing something to round
up and summarily remove
illegal aliens,
previously-deported criminals, and the
expired visa scofflaw crowd who all have
no business being in this country is still a
strangely unthinkable concept…even for a country
allegedly
“at war”.
Since 9/11/01, I’ve been
writing about the largely unknown U.S. Immigration
Court system of hearings and appeals within the
Department of Justice, which is a federal agency called
the Executive Office for Immigration Review (
EOIR)
that conducts Immigration Court hearings. Ever heard of
it?
I’ve been calling for the
litigation-based EOIR to be
abolished and replaced with a system of summary
removal so illegal aliens and criminal alien residents
will actually leave the country.
An extraordinary concept,
apparently.
Journalist
Michelle Malkin picked up my thesis and published it
in her best-selling book,
Invasion (pages 215-16), and also in a September
2002 "backgrounder" by the Center for Immigration
Studies report called "The
Deportation Abyss: It Ain't Over 'Til the Alien Wins"—[
PDF].
But the silence since than has been
deafening. And the EOIR system of Immigration Court
hearings, administrative appeals, and more Federal
Circuit Court appeals remains as rigged and
alien-friendly as ever.
The Immigration and Nationality Act
remains as much of a loophole-filled mess shot full of
holes as ever.
The federal immigration bureaucracy
still lumbers along is all of its litigation-soaked
sloth.
As my VDARE.COM colleague Ed
Rubenstein has shown, workplace enforcement has
collapsed—even though the costs of immigration law
enforcements are
a fraction of the Iraq War.
More government employees
collecting
Department of Homeland Security paychecks are
managed by even more superfluous Washington D.C.-based
managers.
Five years after 9/11 and the
federal immigration bureaucracy is as much of a disgrace
as its
most-hated predecessor, the abolished Immigration
and Naturalization Service.
The proof is the
20-million-plus illegal aliens in the United States
who should be immediately
reported and deported . . . and the fact that the Bush
Administration hasn’t done a damn thing about it since
9/11.
Juan Mann [email
him] is an attorney and the proprietor of
DeportAliens.com.
He writes a weekly column for
VDARE.com and
contributes to Michelle Malkin’s
Immigration BLOG.