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Ninth Circuit Finds Previously Hidden Non-Deportation Order in Constitution

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco has found a previously hidden law in the Constitution that no one has ever noticed before. The court has ruled that it is illegal to deport illegal aliens, unless they were suspected of being illegal aliens prior to their arrest by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

In other words, the court has decided that Fourth Amendment rights apply to hostile foreign invaders. This is possibly the most anti-American ruling that any court has issued since President Donald Trump assumed office in January of 2017 (and we’ve seen some doozies since then).

The case in question is Perez Cruz v. Barr. In 2008, back when President George W. Bush was in office, ICE agents raided a printer cartridge manufacturing company in California called Micro Solutions Enterprises. Lo and behold, the company had given 130 jobs intended for Americans to illegal alien invaders, in direct violation of immigration laws that were duly passed by Congress.

ICE arrested all 130 of them, including Perez Cruz. Pause for a moment to consider that these 130 illegal aliens were arrested ELEVEN YEARS AGO for deportation and they are still in America today, wrapping up a court case that they were allowed to file against the federal government.

ICE had a search warrant at the time to look for employment documents related to one of the illegal aliens, a guy named Perez Cruz. The Cruz dude was the only one they had a search warrant to check out. When the other 129 were discovered, ICE detained all of them – which it has every authority to do under all current immigration laws.

Fortunately for those 129 criminal aliens, the Ninth Circuit discovered a new constitutional right for them, which has been hiding right under our noses all this time.

The court ruled that ICE is, “Not permitted to carry out preplanned mass detentions, interrogations, and arrests at a factory, without individualized reasonable suspicion.”

This is judicial insanity.

The court has applied individual Fourth Amendment rights to illegal alien invaders, something that no court in the history of the US has previously attempted to do. It is equivalent to ruling that the police cannot arrest a team of bank robbers if they only suspect the identity of one of the robbers; the ones they didn’t suspect ahead of time are free to go.

So it is with 129 of the 130 illegal aliens arrested by ICE in 2008. They only had the name of Perez Cruz, so 129 criminals are free to flee back into the shadows.

Mark Levin’s Conservative Review has tracked judicial rulings for the past 130 years on this issue and has determined that the federal government does not need an individual warrant to detain and deport foreign threats. No court has ever ruled such a thing previously. Foreign invaders who are a direct threat to American sovereignty, jobs, and lives are being given rights over and above those of American citizens by an out-of-control judiciary.

Americans are literally being pushed aside at airports so that illegal alien invaders can be seated on planes first, as the federal government transports them to be closer to their illegal alien family members who broke into the country earlier. Try getting on an airplane yourself without carrying the proper documents. Spoiler alert: Ain’t happening. But illegal aliens are being allowed to do it every single day during our “Camp of the Saints” invasion.

And now, according to the Ninth Circuit, ICE agents are handcuffed and prevented from deporting an illegal alien if they don’t have an individual warrant for him before his arrest.

The Perez Cruz v. Barr ruling states that illegal immigration itself is not enough of a crime to be worthy of deportation. They were caught! They entered the country illegally and that was THE crime!

If police suspect you of a murder but cannot prove it, they need to convince a court to grant them a warrant before they can search your home for evidence. But if they catch you with the body at your feet and the murder weapon in your hand, guess how it’s supposed to work? No warrant required. This is how Congress specifically wrote our laws pertaining to immigration.

Every sane person realizes that if you don’t detain foreign criminals as a flight risk when you catch them in the act, they have this bizarre tendency to simply run away.

President Trump should start dumping diseased illegal aliens directly in the neighborhoods where these activist judges live. Perhaps a dose of the measles or Ebola would finally help them get the message that our laws exist for a reason. Nothing else seems to be working.


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