The Supreme Court will reject the ACLU's Arizona lawsuit

The Supreme Court will reject the ACLU's Arizona lawsuit
May 30, 9:24 AM
Robert Moon
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The ACLU announced on Monday that it has now officially filed a federal lawsuit to deny Arizona the right to defend itself against this perpetual invasion of illegal immigrants.

The basis: The "prohibition on unreasonable seizures under the 14th and 4th Amendments."

But as the Washington Examiner explains, the Supreme Court has already ruled unanimously that questioning a suspect's immigration status is perfectly constitutional...and six of the justices that issued that ruling still remain on the bench today.

Furthermore, as I have noted before, Arizona's decision to start enforcing existing immigration laws at the state level in no way changes what is expected of immigrants (see here and here).

As usual, the ACLU's partisan, Constitution-shredding crusade against America has absolutely zero basis in reality.


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I hope this case moves switfly and the Supreme Court rejects it promptly or considers it and rules quickly in favor of Arizona.

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As usual, the ACLU's partisan, Constitution-shredding crusade against America has absolutely zero basis in reality.

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And as usual me thinks they need to add an"A" to their name. Anti-American whatever else.

You know, we need to form a new civil liberties union and call if American Citizen Civil Liberties Watch, the ACCLW. Then when the ACLU files suit to attack the rights, immunities and privileges of American Citizens, ACCLW will suit against the ACLU. It would be kind of fun watching the ACLU dig into its coffers to defend itself for a change wouldn't it?

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