The
apology comes in the context of the Texas-led 26-State lawsuit against
the Obama Administration, challenging the second and third of the
President’s three unilateral executive orders on immigration: the
Deferred Action for Parents of Americans and Lawful Permanent Residents
(DAPA) and the expanded Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA+).
In February, Judge Hanen issued a preliminary injunction halting the
DAPA and DACA+ programs–finding that the plaintiff-States had proven
both irreparable harm and a “likelihood of success” on the merits of
their legal claims. Hanen’s issuance of an injunction should have
stopped both DAPA and DACA+ from being implemented at all, but in early
March, DOJ admitted that it had begun to implement DACA+, and in fact
had already issued work permits and expanded deportation protection to
over 100,000 additional illegals.
Hanen is currently considering whether/how to further sanction the DOJ
for its transgression, though he has already ruled out striking the
government’s pleadings and entering judgment for plaintiff-States.
DOJ has appealed to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit,
asking that court to issue a stay of Judge Hanen’s preliminary
injunction. My guess is that the Fifth Circuit won’t interfere
with
Hanen’s ruling. And Hanen ought to hold the DOJ lawyers in
contempt
(though I doubt he will). Maybe he should have them write “I will
not
lie to the court” 1,000 times on a blackboard or walk around in front
of the courthouse with a sandwich board sign.
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Shock
Troops? Here's his "Shock Troops"
They've been lying low, but Obama's past use of SEIU thugs to
crack
down on his opponents is the very model of Hitler's Brown Shirts.
, an
agency that has unbridled powers of search and seizure. The
agency have added 16,500 new agents to 
I re-watched 
"PAYBACK" 
