Thread: Slamming ‘Judicial Activism,’ Sessions Tells DOJ Lawyers To Fight Nationwide Injuncti

Americans through their State AG's and Governor's could easily file a lawsuit for relief from both funding and admissions to public schools of illegal aliens. There is overwhelming evidence that the admission of illegal aliens into local public schools is a financial burden to the counties, the taxpayers who fund it, as well as the diversion of valuable resources away from American students to overly-needy illegal aliens. They can also show disruptions based on their illegal alien status and heritage, they can also show increases in crime, they can also show unfairness to American students down the way with illegal aliens gaining admissions to colleges taking seats and opportunities that would otherwise go to American Kids. They can also show the harm of illegal alien employment that robs the jobs of parents of American Kids and depresses their wages, which passes harm on down to American Students which adversely impacts their sense of security and well-being that directly affects their ability to learn. Illegal immigration is wrong on all levels and American victims in every walk of life including our young people at school.

There is overwhelming evidence of all of this, that probably wasn't readily available in late the 1970's when this lawsuit was filed that resulted in the Plyler vs Doe Ruling. The ruling left open the issue of proving harm, so states need to act upon that opening and revisit the issue now with all the data so readily and obviously available.

Regardless of what happens on Plyler vs Doe, the federal government has the unchallenged right to deport any and every illegal alien in the country including those at school, hospitals, churches, public facilities, private facilities, public housing, private housing, businesses and any and everywhere else in the United States.

"Policies" that exclude schools, hospitals and churches are just that, "policies". They are not laws and when there are appropriate resources to pursue these arrests, they should be speedily and efficiently conducted. There will be "resistance", there will be trouble, even young students will engage in the resistance against ICE, not knowing any better, just knowing that a person they think is a friend is being removed when they don't want them to be. It's a rough situation, so how they handle it will need to be strategic. I'd start with the parents of the Seniors with infractions, driving issues, drinking issues, crimes, gangs, drugs, have their parents already in tow, then go get their children at school, then start working my way down the line.

That's how I'd handle DACA deportations. Don't start with the DACA's, start with the parents who brought them here and then go get the DACA's, then their children, and deport the whole kit and caboodle.