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11-13-2010, 11:14 AM
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Immigration Court.
We hear a lot about what ICE, Obama, Congress, and all the rest are or are not doing about illegal immigration.
An article in the Orange County Register states that about 63% of cases turned over to the court by ICE are not subsequently deported. **** Links to that story: http://saveourstate.info/showthread....3191#post13191 http://www.ocregister.com/news/repor...ation-ice.html **** Who are these people, how do they gain their office, and can they be removed if they are actually obstructing the the law? Is ICE doing enough to provide the courts with information relative to win a deportation case? How are these cases managed? What is the curve? Do certain judges deny most cases that come before them, while others mostly rubber stamp the proceedings? Or is the percentage about equal among the judges decisions?
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