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KNOXVILLE, Tenn.--(EON: Enhanced Online News)--Liberty Legal Foundation has filed a national class action lawsuit demanding that the Obama administration enforce existing immigration law. While America is experiencing “rampant illegal immigration, escalating drug and human trafficking crimes, and serious public safety concerns” (Order granting U.S. Motion for Preliminary Injunction, p.1, U.S. v. Arizona (July 28, 2010)), President Obama and his administration have ignored their Constitutional duty to protect the U.S. from invasion, the suit argues.
Liberty Legal Foundation’s national class action lawsuit, filed on September 16, 2010, Case 3:10-CV-402, names Obama, the Department of Homeland Security, Janet Napolitano, Eric Holder, and the federal Law Enforcement Support Center. The suit requests a court order forcing President Obama and his administrative departments to obey and enforce existing immigration law and deal with illegal immigration problem.
Hopefully not, these kinda of left-wing judges have been coming out of the woodwork since Obama got elected
The tide is turning though. His approval rating are low. Smart polititions will try to put as much distance as possible between themselves and Obama. The political climate is so explosive that no-one can fail to see that this is a hot topic.
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