Judge has a fair point. If you’ve ever helped someone through a legal immigration-naturalization process it’s impossible to ignore how Kafkaesque the system is for people who are trying to follow the rules and do the right thing. That’s one of the contributors to illegal immigration, as illegals don’t have to deal with a torturous bureaucracy.
In other words: The same argument could be made for virtually any other form of non-violent criminality: It's too hard to follow the rules; the Kafkaesque system is too complicated to understand / follow; it's unfair to expect people to deal with a "torturous bureaucracy."
Bottom line: It's just as difficult and frustrating for us legal citizens (to "fight City Hall"), so get used to it!
Regards,
Eventually the courts are going to get so burned with this anti-Trump political ruling.
Ignore the court. Put everything they [low level federal judges, high level state judges] decide on these political cases, declare them political and stay any decision you don’t like until heard by the SCOTUS.
This is the best way to strike back at the courts without undermining the Judicial system. Right now, the judicial system is undermining every facet of law making and decisions arising from enumerated responsibilities of either the Legislature or the Executive.
“That’s one of the contributors to illegal immigration”
If that little phrase of yours has any meaning whatsoever, it implies you think that anyone in the world has a Constitutional right to enter the United States.