Clinton-Appointed Activist Judge Blocks Trump Admin Policy of Keeping Asylum Seekers Locked Up

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Gateway Pundit
Article date: 
3 July 2019
Article category: 
National News
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immigration
asylum
judiciary
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A federal judge in Washington state on Tuesday blocked a Trump administration policy that would keep tens of thousands of asylum seekers locked up indefinitely while they pursue their immigration cases, reported the Associate Press.
 
US District Judge for the Western District of Washington, Marsha Pechman, a Clinton appointee ruled on Tuesday that migrants who are detained after entering the US seeking asylum are entitled to bond hearings.
 
 
Recall, Attorney General Bill Barr announced in April that the US government could keep tens of thousands of migrants seeking asylum waiting in detention indefinitely.
 
Under US law, the Attorney General has the right to overturn rulings by immigration judges....
 
The globalists and leftists are using the typical Cloward-Piven strategy to overwhelm the system in order to precipitate a crisis that leads to total collapse only to be replaced with a Communist system....
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