If you
actually read these four stories—as well as my
extended essay on the litigation-based
non-deportation system—you would be
well on your way to an honorary immigration
law degree. But just the four headlines pretty much
gets my point across.
What
took me five years to figure out about the rigging of
federal immigration law enforcement was boiled down into
just two sentences recently by
Peter Brimelow, in his book review article in a
recent issue of the
American Conservative magazine.
Brimelow
explained:
"You can see how
enforcing American law at the border must seem
like a boring irrelevance if you’ve decided that the
American and
Mexican labor forces will shortly be
merged anyway. . . . It’s as good an explanation
as any for Bush’s
extraordinary systematic refusal to
uphold immigration law." [Battle
for the Border,
by Peter Brimelow, December 4, 2006.]
And,
as I’ve learned, that goes double for the federal
government’s
will to deport illegal aliens and criminal alien
residents already inside the United States . . .
ever since the days of the
Eisenhower Administration.
So the behind-the-scenes
rigging continues…whether the signs say
"U.S. Department of Homeland Security" or
"Immigration and Naturalization Service."
How can the
whistle be blown on this madness?
One man can’t do it
alone, you know. We depend on heroic whistleblowers
familiar with the federal immigration bureaucracy.
Two of my favorite
patriotic whistleblowers checked in this week.
The first VDARE.COM
reader wrote about the Department of Justice’s Board of
Immigration Appeals (BIA), the imitation-appellate court
body within the
Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR).
Along with the entire EOIR Immigration Court process,
the BIA provides the legal gateway to the federal
Circuit Courts of Appeal and the
endlessly-litigated removal of every single illegal
alien and criminal alien resident in the United States.
The reader reported:
"Word has it that very
shortly the (dysfunctional) Board of Immigration Appeals
will be expanded in spite of
reforms [that worked] put in place by former Attorney
General John Ashcroft four years ago, when he
reduced
their numbers and ordered them to
clear their backlog of over 65,000 cases. This will
again, create backlogs and chaos. However, this is
exactly what the BIA wants. They have a political
agenda. No appellate body is supposed to have one.
When will those in the administration see this?"
"Michelle Malkin has
written about the BIA and the mess it has made of
the country. The American people need to know about
this body as well. A regulation is being written for
implementation that will not only increase their numbers
but there power as well. This is not in the best
interest of the people of the United States."
I’ve already reported on the apparent change in the
air at EOIR, now that the Treason Lobby has its
immigration lawyer-friendly man at the U.S.
Department of Justice.
Evidently things are as bad as advertised.
The
second patriotic VDARE.com reader reported "a
published case from the First Circuit Court of Appeals
that basically screams for Congress to step in and fix
the disaster that exists in the Immigration and
Nationality Act regarding the deportation of criminal
aliens."
In the case of
Kim v. Gonzales, decided November 16, 2006 (No
05-2462), Chief Judge
Boudin of the First Circuit Court of Appeals gave his
two cents about whether or not the current Treason
Lobby-friendly, litigation-based system for the
deportation for every single criminal alien in the
United States makes any sense.
Judge Boudin apparently agrees with my thesis as
explained by those four previously-mentioned headlines:
"It
is not the business of the courts to tell Congress what
to do about public policy choices, but we are entitled
to warn when the machinery that we help administer is
breaking down. The current structure of
deportation law, greatly complicated by rapid
amendments and loop-hole plugging, is now something
closer to a many-layered archeological dig rather than a
rational construct. The regime is badly in need of an
overhaul." [BOUDIN,
Chief Judge, writing in
Kim v. Gonzales]
You sure got that that right, your
Honor! The machinery of the federal immigration
bureaucracy is breaking down.
And we know that the
Treason Lobby has been driving the train on
immigration non-enforcement for decades. So maybe the
whole litigation-based deportation scam was never
intended to work in the first place?
So stay tuned to VDARE.COM for more
status reports as we watch the
litigation-based deportation shambles implode from
within!
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.
