the courts have gotten way to involved and what traditionally has been an area where the courts defer to the political branches of government to the point where our policy is muddled and confusing
Jeh Johnson discusses the involvement of courts in immigration policy and how it complicates the system.
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Shouldn't we clamp down? Shouldn’t we clamp down? Shouldn't we make it tighter?
to fix it requires an act of Congress, in all likelihood, you could do much of this through regulation, which would then be challenged in the courts.
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