Andrew P. Napolitano: The President and the rule of law

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Earlier this week, a federal appeals court in New Orleans upheld an injunction issued by a federal district court in Texas against the federal government, thereby preventing it from implementing President Obama’s executive orders on immigration. Critics had argued and two federal courts have now agreed that the orders effectively circumvented federal law and were essentially unconstitutional.

Though the injunction on its face restrains officials in the Department of Homeland Security, it is really a restraint on the president himself. Here is the back story.

Read the rest here (http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/nov/11/andrew-napolitano-obama-must-submit-to-constitutio/).

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AF is not going to like this..

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AF is not going to like this..
Why?

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Earlier this week, a federal appeals court in New Orleans upheld an injunction issued by a federal district court in Texas against the federal government, thereby preventing it from implementing President Obama’s executive orders on immigration. Critics had argued and two federal courts have now agreed that the orders effectively circumvented federal law and were essentially unconstitutional.

Though the injunction on its face restrains officials in the Department of Homeland Security, it is really a restraint on the president himself. Here is the back story.

Read the rest here (http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/nov/11/andrew-napolitano-obama-must-submit-to-constitutio/).

The Order states that prosecutors have discretion on immigration matters unless the Prez is a Negro.

No one challenged INS when John Lennon was allowed to stay.


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Why?

the "Federation" still has some teeth.

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The Order states that prosecutors have discretion on immigration matters unless the Prez is a Negro.

No one challenged INS when John Lennon was allowed to stay.


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Your use of the word Negro is insulting. Please stop.