This case appears to deal with a legal immigrant here on a green card with permanent residency. While removing criminal immigrants is a great and worthwhile idea, our objective is to deport illegal aliens whether they've committed or been convicted of other crimes or not. Maybe the importance of this case is the expeditious manner in which they can be deported if they've committed and or been convicted of violent crimes. But there really is no law that supports the outrageous time delays we have now in the deportation process of illegal aliens, there just has to be new rules for the immigration judges so they can move swiftly and not be dragged down or slowed down by superfluous non-relevant sob stories. Right?

Maybe I'm missing something here, but I sure hope the ruling in this case whenever it comes down does not confuse the separate authority of our government to deport illegal aliens.