ACLU, the Socialist Attorneys!!!

[1stRambo]

Yo, most know better if they have been watching? If it quacks like a duck? It must be one!!!

You either support rights as they exist or you don't. Pick a side? It's not just rights for you and those you approve of...

Yo, I approve of American Rights, not LAW BREAKER RIGHTS!

Rights aren't just for you, so sorry...

Yo, laws are past for American citizens, not LAW BREAKERS, so get a grip son!

Passed, and laws exist not just for Americans, even in America.

Yo, must be a Socialist Law I don`t know about Professor, enlighten me?

"GTP"

 

[OKTexas]

Yo, this should tell you all you need to know about the Puppet ACLU, Obama Left Hand!!
This is what you get when you put a Socialist Progressive Judge and ACLU together! You vote for a Democrat, this is what kind of CRAP you can expect!!!

"Judge approves settlement allowing return of some Mexicans expelled from California"

By Marty Graham

SAN DIEGO (Reuters) - A court ruling clears the way for hundreds and perhaps thousands of immigrants improperly expelled to Mexico from Southern California to be allowed to return to seek legal U.S. residency, an official with a civil rights group said on Saturday.

Attorneys from the American Civil Liberties Union contended in a lawsuit on behalf of roughly 10 plaintiffs expelled to Mexico that the immigrants were tricked or coerced into signing their own expulsion orders.

U.S. officials and the ACLU reached a settlement last August to prevent immigration authorities from pressuring undocumented immigrants in Southern California to sign off on their expulsions to Mexico. The agreement laid the groundwork for a broader class of expelled immigrants than the original plaintiffs to potentially return to the United States.

U.S. District Judge John Kronstadt in Los Angeles on Thursday approved the ACLU's request to broaden the class of plaintiffs to include immigrants improperly expelled between June 2009 and August 2014, said Anna Castro, a spokeswoman for the ACLU of San Diego and Imperial Counties.

The settlement is limited in scope, applying to immigrants expelled from Southern California, because the ACLU's allegations of violations of due process centered on that region. But rights groups have hailed it as a victory.

The judge ruled that the class of immigrants who could return was comprised of those with reasonable grounds to believe they might have been allowed to stay in the United States if they had gone before a federal immigration judge.

As a result, hundreds and possibly thousands of immigrants expelled to Mexico from Southern California are eligible to return and present their case in immigration court for legal U.S. residency, Castro said.

The expulsion order U.S. authorities placed before these immigrants is known administratively as a "voluntary return," and ACLU attorneys said immigrants who signed it often were not informed they would be barred legal re-entry for 10 years.

"One of our plaintiffs is a mom who was detained with her 11-year-old son, a U.S. citizen who suffers from Asperger's Syndrome," Castro said. "She was told her son would be put into foster care if she didn't agree to sign the papers."

The Department of Homeland Security has said U.S. agencies agreed to a settlement with the ACLU so they could "supplement their existing procedures to ensure foreign nationals fully comprehend the potential consequences of returning voluntarily to Mexico."

"GTP"

I know you're pretty new here, you're suppose to post a link unless all the information in the OP is written by you.

 

[1stRambo]

Yo, this should tell you all you need to know about the Puppet ACLU, Obama Left Hand!!
This is what you get when you put a Socialist Progressive Judge and ACLU together! You vote for a Democrat, this is what kind of CRAP you can expect!!!

"Judge approves settlement allowing return of some Mexicans expelled from California"

By Marty Graham

SAN DIEGO (Reuters) - A court ruling clears the way for hundreds and perhaps thousands of immigrants improperly expelled to Mexico from Southern California to be allowed to return to seek legal U.S. residency, an official with a civil rights group said on Saturday.

Attorneys from the American Civil Liberties Union contended in a lawsuit on behalf of roughly 10 plaintiffs expelled to Mexico that the immigrants were tricked or coerced into signing their own expulsion orders.

U.S. officials and the ACLU reached a settlement last August to prevent immigration authorities from pressuring undocumented immigrants in Southern California to sign off on their expulsions to Mexico. The agreement laid the groundwork for a broader class of expelled immigrants than the original plaintiffs to potentially return to the United States.

U.S. District Judge John Kronstadt in Los Angeles on Thursday approved the ACLU's request to broaden the class of plaintiffs to include immigrants improperly expelled between June 2009 and August 2014, said Anna Castro, a spokeswoman for the ACLU of San Diego and Imperial Counties.

The settlement is limited in scope, applying to immigrants expelled from Southern California, because the ACLU's allegations of violations of due process centered on that region. But rights groups have hailed it as a victory.

The judge ruled that the class of immigrants who could return was comprised of those with reasonable grounds to believe they might have been allowed to stay in the United States if they had gone before a federal immigration judge.

As a result, hundreds and possibly thousands of immigrants expelled to Mexico from Southern California are eligible to return and present their case in immigration court for legal U.S. residency, Castro said.

The expulsion order U.S. authorities placed before these immigrants is known administratively as a "voluntary return," and ACLU attorneys said immigrants who signed it often were not informed they would be barred legal re-entry for 10 years.

"One of our plaintiffs is a mom who was detained with her 11-year-old son, a U.S. citizen who suffers from Asperger's Syndrome," Castro said. "She was told her son would be put into foster care if she didn't agree to sign the papers."

The Department of Homeland Security has said U.S. agencies agreed to a settlement with the ACLU so they could "supplement their existing procedures to ensure foreign nationals fully comprehend the potential consequences of returning voluntarily to Mexico."

"GTP"

I know you're pretty new here, you're suppose to post a link unless all the information in the OP is written by you.

Yo, is it to hard to type the guys name in?

"GTP"

 

[OKTexas]

Yo, this should tell you all you need to know about the Puppet ACLU, Obama Left Hand!!
This is what you get when you put a Socialist Progressive Judge and ACLU together! You vote for a Democrat, this is what kind of CRAP you can expect!!!

"Judge approves settlement allowing return of some Mexicans expelled from California"

By Marty Graham

SAN DIEGO (Reuters) - A court ruling clears the way for hundreds and perhaps thousands of immigrants improperly expelled to Mexico from Southern California to be allowed to return to seek legal U.S. residency, an official with a civil rights group said on Saturday.

Attorneys from the American Civil Liberties Union contended in a lawsuit on behalf of roughly 10 plaintiffs expelled to Mexico that the immigrants were tricked or coerced into signing their own expulsion orders.

U.S. officials and the ACLU reached a settlement last August to prevent immigration authorities from pressuring undocumented immigrants in Southern California to sign off on their expulsions to Mexico. The agreement laid the groundwork for a broader class of expelled immigrants than the original plaintiffs to potentially return to the United States.

U.S. District Judge John Kronstadt in Los Angeles on Thursday approved the ACLU's request to broaden the class of plaintiffs to include immigrants improperly expelled between June 2009 and August 2014, said Anna Castro, a spokeswoman for the ACLU of San Diego and Imperial Counties.

The settlement is limited in scope, applying to immigrants expelled from Southern California, because the ACLU's allegations of violations of due process centered on that region. But rights groups have hailed it as a victory.

The judge ruled that the class of immigrants who could return was comprised of those with reasonable grounds to believe they might have been allowed to stay in the United States if they had gone before a federal immigration judge.

As a result, hundreds and possibly thousands of immigrants expelled to Mexico from Southern California are eligible to return and present their case in immigration court for legal U.S. residency, Castro said.

The expulsion order U.S. authorities placed before these immigrants is known administratively as a "voluntary return," and ACLU attorneys said immigrants who signed it often were not informed they would be barred legal re-entry for 10 years.

"One of our plaintiffs is a mom who was detained with her 11-year-old son, a U.S. citizen who suffers from Asperger's Syndrome," Castro said. "She was told her son would be put into foster care if she didn't agree to sign the papers."

The Department of Homeland Security has said U.S. agencies agreed to a settlement with the ACLU so they could "supplement their existing procedures to ensure foreign nationals fully comprehend the potential consequences of returning voluntarily to Mexico."

"GTP"

I know you're pretty new here, you're suppose to post a link unless all the information in the OP is written by you.

Yo, is it to hard to type the guys name in?

"GTP"

Yo, check the posting rules, I'm just trying to help you stay out of trouble with the mods.
You're also suppose to check if there is a thread already started on the subject, there was.

But hey, do your thing.

 

[1stRambo]

Yo, this should tell you all you need to know about the Puppet ACLU, Obama Left Hand!!
This is what you get when you put a Socialist Progressive Judge and ACLU together! You vote for a Democrat, this is what kind of CRAP you can expect!!!

"Judge approves settlement allowing return of some Mexicans expelled from California"

By Marty Graham

SAN DIEGO (Reuters) - A court ruling clears the way for hundreds and perhaps thousands of immigrants improperly expelled to Mexico from Southern California to be allowed to return to seek legal U.S. residency, an official with a civil rights group said on Saturday.

Attorneys from the American Civil Liberties Union contended in a lawsuit on behalf of roughly 10 plaintiffs expelled to Mexico that the immigrants were tricked or coerced into signing their own expulsion orders.

U.S. officials and the ACLU reached a settlement last August to prevent immigration authorities from pressuring undocumented immigrants in Southern California to sign off on their expulsions to Mexico. The agreement laid the groundwork for a broader class of expelled immigrants than the original plaintiffs to potentially return to the United States.

U.S. District Judge John Kronstadt in Los Angeles on Thursday approved the ACLU's request to broaden the class of plaintiffs to include immigrants improperly expelled between June 2009 and August 2014, said Anna Castro, a spokeswoman for the ACLU of San Diego and Imperial Counties.

The settlement is limited in scope, applying to immigrants expelled from Southern California, because the ACLU's allegations of violations of due process centered on that region. But rights groups have hailed it as a victory.

The judge ruled that the class of immigrants who could return was comprised of those with reasonable grounds to believe they might have been allowed to stay in the United States if they had gone before a federal immigration judge.

As a result, hundreds and possibly thousands of immigrants expelled to Mexico from Southern California are eligible to return and present their case in immigration court for legal U.S. residency, Castro said.

The expulsion order U.S. authorities placed before these immigrants is known administratively as a "voluntary return," and ACLU attorneys said immigrants who signed it often were not informed they would be barred legal re-entry for 10 years.

"One of our plaintiffs is a mom who was detained with her 11-year-old son, a U.S. citizen who suffers from Asperger's Syndrome," Castro said. "She was told her son would be put into foster care if she didn't agree to sign the papers."

The Department of Homeland Security has said U.S. agencies agreed to a settlement with the ACLU so they could "supplement their existing procedures to ensure foreign nationals fully comprehend the potential consequences of returning voluntarily to Mexico."

"GTP"

I know you're pretty new here, you're suppose to post a link unless all the information in the OP is written by you.

Yo, is it to hard to type the guys name in?

"GTP"

Yo, check the posting rules, I'm just trying to help you stay out of trouble with the mods.
You're also suppose to check if there is a thread already started on the subject, there was.

But hey, do your thing.

Yo, thanks!

"GTP"

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

1stRambo Please provide a link to your article. Thanks, Taz

 

[1stRambo]

1stRambo Please provide a link to your article. Thanks, Taz

Yo, Judge approves settlement allowing return of some Mexicans expelled from California - News - 1330 WHBL Sheboygan s News Radio

"GTP"