Ruling doesn’t immediately overturn policy
A federal judge has found parts of President Obama’s new deportation amnesty to be unconstitutional, issuing a scathing memo Tuesday accusing him of usurping Congress’s power to make laws, and dismantling most of the White House’s legal reasoning for circumventing Congress.
Judge Arthur J. Schwab, sitting in the western district of Pennsylvania, said presidents do have powers to use discretion in deciding how to enforce the law, but said Mr. Obama’s new policy goes well beyond that, setting up a full system for granting legal protections to broad groups of individuals. He said Mr. Obama writing laws — a power that’s reserved for Congress, not the president.
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4 comments:
So when does he get arrested?
This ruling won't last as long as
a fart in a wind storm. They will appeal it to a more friendly geographic area.(liberal)
I'm with 439...
What difference does it make. It won't change anything.
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