Failed Immigration Court

By Phil Davis, on August 19th, 2011

The depressing real statistics on illegal immigration enforcement.

According to Mark Metcalf, former judge on the immigration court in Miami Florida the weakness in immigration courts is supreme and its impact is pervasive:

• Very few aliens who file lawsuits to remain in the United States are deported, even though immigration courts — after years of litigation — order them removed.

• Deportation orders are rarely enforced, even against aliens who skip court or ignore orders to leave the United States.

• Aliens evade immigration courts more often than accused felons evade state courts. Unlike accused felons, aliens who skip court are rarely caught.

Read the rest of the article at the Tampa Bay Coffee Party Examiner

Phil Davis is retired Air Force and is an Independent common sense Constitutional Conservative. Phil was born into abject poverty in rural Appalachia, raised by his widowed mother along with 3 other of his siblings who were babies at the time. He has written various guest columns in the Shreveport Times from the early 90s. Over the past several years he has read, studied, written and engaged both the left and the right. Read what the Founders of our Constitution have said in the past about subjects ranging from advice to work and everything in-between. He is a proud member of “The Heritage Foundation.” | Phil Davis | dadunique@earthlink.net | Print | Category: Politics: General, Constitutional Issues, Civil Liberty & Rights, Immigration