The bad news is that Judge Bolton blew the ruling.
By the way, I agree with The Dallas Morning's editorial:
"The judge's ruling only compounds the error of the Justice Department, which also sought, with no supporting evidence, to predict a bad outcome.
Its lawsuit ensured a judicial remedy to the state law; Arizona is almost certain to appeal Bolton's injunction to the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals and, ultimately, to the U.S. Supreme Court."
The good news is that this is not over and it will go to the Supreme Court.
Beyond politics, is anything being done to protect the border?
By the way, I agree with The Dallas Morning's editorial:
"The judge's ruling only compounds the error of the Justice Department, which also sought, with no supporting evidence, to predict a bad outcome.
Its lawsuit ensured a judicial remedy to the state law; Arizona is almost certain to appeal Bolton's injunction to the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals and, ultimately, to the U.S. Supreme Court."
The good news is that this is not over and it will go to the Supreme Court.
Beyond politics, is anything being done to protect the border?
Are border citizens safer today because the Obama administration spent so much money and time filing a lawsuit?
Today, like yesterday, the US-Mexico border is a war zone.
We are living next to a country where large segments of north Mexico are under the control of the cartels.
Let's hope that the Obama administration will take seriously the national security crisis across El Paso, TX, rather than just worrying about Mexican-American turnout in November.
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