Posted on 11/03/2007 6:04:51 PM PDT by radar101
Deportees say they were forcibly injected with mind-altering drugs by immigration officials.
LOS ANGELES – A federal judge denied a government request to dismiss a lawsuit filed by two men who alleged they were forcibly drugged by immigration officials attempting to deport them.
U.S. District Judge Terry J. Hatter Jr.'s Monday decision allows the civil lawsuit brought by Amadou Diouf and Raymond Soeoth against the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to go forward.
The two men said officials at a San Pedro detention center forcibly injected them with mind-altering drugs that are typically used to treat psychotic patients.
Ahilan Arulanantham, an attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union of Southern California who represented the men, hailed the decision.
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Carter appointee.
I clicked to the article, and what did I see? California trash...
1) a web ad for a DUI attorney
2) a “public service” ad having to do with gangsters and disabilities
So in other words if these illegals resist deportation vigorously enough...violently enough....they get to stay? Yes,I can see a Carter appointee taking such a position.
See, the ACLU wants you to fly with stark raving mad lunatics. Heaven forbid we should drug them.
“I wanna be sedated!”
If only we could drug all of the hateful commie ACLU lawyers and deport them before they finish wrecking this nation....
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