If liberals can't move a lefty agenda threw the legislative branch, they just use their favorite tool the judicial branch.

And while these ACLU monkeys play asinine legal games, every other dirtbag group such as Al Qaeda are taking notes on how to use the U.S legal system to constipate any situation they see fit.

There should be a policy, instituted in federal law, that any judge who is overturned three or more times in 5-10 years for making a baseless ruling gets an automatic article of impeachment drafted against them, and brought to the top of the Congress' legislative queue.

gotta get those votes by redistricting in the 08 census dont you know. typical lib move if i ever saw one.

The flip side of this is that grocery prices are experiencing terrible inflation, especially vegetables sometimes costing twice as much as only two years ago as many farmers witness their crops rot on the vine because they cannot attract the migrant workers required to pick crops because of all this immigration ranting and the lack of hardliners in Washington to compromise on a immigration bill that helps to provide the labor required to keep groceries affordable for the average American family. Many conservatives have unfortunately turned this immigration campaign into a huge unfair tax on the American consumer when they pay new huge inflated grocery and produce prices.

My family background is mainly from a farmer background and I'm very concerned about any issues that are destroying the American family farm. And this immigration madness is not helping.

For cryin' out loud, get a grip, folks. It's just an injunction...real court stuff to follow--not to mention it gives the Feds an opportunity to see where their case is meeting objection and bolster that part of their argument.

Since when did SSI's "renowned" recordkeeping and little paper cards become the gold standard of identification? Good God, my wife's been embroiled twice with them and accounting snafus that took months and months to straighten out.

OTOH, I am in favor of holding businesses strictly responsible for not hiring illegal workers and for putting business leaders in jail as an example to other hirers, which beats hiring tens of thousands of ICE agents to chase down illegals. Dry up the jobs and the illegals will mostly disappear.

That must be coupled, however, with a nearly foolproof form of identification for all workers and a secure and reliable database to check it against, after which the employer will be in the clear if the applicant passes the federal test for employment.

We print pretty good money and very good passports now, so we have most of the technology in place. Biometrics are really coming along. Look what our troops are doing in the field in Iraq with iris scans

http://tinyurl.com/29m7j6

This, of course, means a National ID with identification metrics and a biometric signature of some sort. In fact, since most of the relevant information and certainly wage history is already at the SSI, they should take the lead in a National ID program.

The National ID program gives a lot of people the willies, I admit. Just look at the fuss over Real ID at the state level. But we'll have to make a choice soon, give up privacy to control illegal immigration or create a really big federal program to chase down illegals.

(knowing the feds, we'll end up with both--big sigh)

More proof that any immigration 'reform' has to have border security and enforcement provisions first; before any 'amnesty' or 'path to citizenship' provisions.

How do We know the asshat judge is legal? does He have an I.D.?

Ridiculous.

Hmmm lemme see, pay more for vegetables ?. or continue paying for illegal healthcare? I'll get back to ya on that!

If you want to make a name for yourself in criminal or journalistic investigation, look into the connections between organized crime, certain unions, and politicians. Not say that this particular judge is dirty - it's only a temporary injuction that can be appealed.

Gosh we though we elected presidents and govenors to run this nation not a bunch of unelected imperial judges

The next step is, of course, for the judge to order an injunction against credit card companies from validating credit card data. I mean, who can expect to get all those numbers correct, especially when making online purchases? It adversely affects all the legal credit card holders who mistypes the data or whose data in the database has errors.