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Saturday, November 15, 2014
Immigration enforcement prosecutor fighting Obama and DHS
Immigration enforcement prosecutor fighting Obama and DHS
In
the wake of Congress’ failure to pass immigration legislation, there’s
been a shift in the White House's thinking about what the president can
do on his own for illegal immigrants. WSJ's Laura Meckler joins Lunch
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While President Barack Obama threatens the majority of Americans and
their representatives in both houses of the U.S. Congress with executive
orders that would turn U.S. sovereignty and the value of citizenship
into relics of the past, a government prosecutor is doing all she can to
expose the corruption, bullying, and lawlessness of her superiors,
according to a report on Friday.
Courtesy of DHS
A top U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) prosecuting
attorney is alleging in her lawsuit filed in federal court that she was
singled out for punishment for resisting criticizing orders she
received to release convicted criminal illegal aliens from custody,
according to ICE union officials on Friday.
The allegations made in career prosecutor Patricia M. Vroom's lawsuit implicate her superior at ICE, Peter Vincent,
the recently-resigned top lawyer at the agency. The 59-year-old Vroom,
whose title is Chief Counsel in Arizona, claimed in an Nov. 6, 2014,
lawsuit filed with the U.S. District Court of Appeals for the Arizona
District that she was directed to drop her prosecutions of illegal
aliens with prior Driving Under the Influence (DUI) convictions. When
she complained senior ICE official Jim Stolley told her, “We don’t give a
sh*t about that. Let it go.”
In addition, She claims that she was pressured by supervisors to halt
her prosecution of illegal aliens who were convicted of felonies such
as identify theft, including one criminal aliens who had registered to
vote twice in two different voting districts. "President Barack Obama
is planning a massive amnesty of millions of illegal immigrants by
executive order," the head of the Immigration Services union, Chris Crane,
said. "There's absolutely no doubt." Crane is an Immigration and
Customs Enforcement deportation official who also heads the immigration
officers’ union.
After President Obama issued his divisive and politically-motivated
“Dreamer" order in 2012, which gave through presidential fiat legal
status to individuals brought to the U.S. illegally as children, senior
officials including Vroom's superior Peter Vincent to prevent
deportations including a DACA recipient
convicted of ID theft in Arizona. Arizona has been a continuing target
of the Obama White House and the Justice Department headed by Attorney
General Eric Holder.
Following her resistance to -- and complaints about -- that decision
and several others, Vroom was given poor a negative job appraisal which
was at odds with other annual reviews she received. The filed lawsuit
details how Vroom was instructed in February 2013 by her superiors at
the immigration enforcement agency to release aliens convicted of ID
theft felonies in Arizona, another contradiction of ICE's policy. Vroom's lawsuit claims
that she had been instructed to drop the cases and was later mocked for
considering the decision a serious legal precedent. Regarding the
alien found to have registered to vote twice illegally, Vroom recounts
how she was pressured to drop removal proceedings.
"Amnesty by executive order is great for his liberal base. It’s a
massive boost for the wounded Democrats and their voting bloc. But it’s
terrible news for working Americans who are forced out of jobs by
illegal labor. It dooms children who end up in huge classes full of
foreigners who don’t speak English. It’s bankrupting for counties and
states that have to stump up for emergency healthcare," said border
security and immigration enforcement expert Jim Gilchrist, one of the
founders of the defamed Minuteman Project.
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