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\nSupreme Court of the United States<\/p>\n
\nSupreme Court of the United States<\/p>\n
It’s just a matter of time until RBG retires. If the Kavanaugh hearings were any indication, whoever Trump nominates as her replacement will go through the Dem grinder, too. I well remember when he had put up with enough, and came out swinging at the Dem Senators. The press went insane, calling him “unhinged” and his comments “deeply political.” But I digress. Trump can rack up another SCOTUS win.<\/p>\n
Posted by: Jason Hopkins<\/strong><\/p>\n The Supreme Court sided with the Trump administration on Thursday, finding that the government can deport criminal immigrants from the U.S. even if they have been living legally in the country for a long time.<\/p>\n In a split split 5-4 decision<\/a>, the court\u2019s conservative bloc agreed with the administration that Andre Martello Baron, a non-citizen from Jamaica, is eligible for deportation after being charged with drug and firearm offenses, despite him living in the U.S. since the 1980s. The decision makes it more difficult for green card holders with criminal offenses in the U.S. to fight deportation orders.<\/p>\n Barton\u2019s crimes made him eligible for removal, but he argued that he was not, citing a 1996 decision that allows some long-term legal residents to avoid deportation. Under the law touted by Barton\u2019s legal team, green card holders can request to have their deportation orders repealed if they\u2019ve been living in the U.S. continuously for at least seven years.<\/p>\n The Supreme Court\u2019s majority, however, ruled that legal residents who have committed certain crimes before reaching this \u201cinadmissible\u201d period can be deported.<\/p>\n Justice Brett Kavanaugh, writing for the court\u2019s majority opinion, wrote that \u201cwhen a lawful permanent resident has amassed a criminal record of this kind,\u201d the country\u2019s immigration laws deem them ineligible to request to remain in the U.S.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Hasta la vista, Andre. The rest of the article may be found here: CDN<\/a> <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"