The latest court ruling against deportations ignores precedent and won’t hold up
Sep 15
1 min read
By Mark Goldfeder
A federal judge has declared two provisions of the Immigration and Nationality Act unconstitutional in a ninety-page opinion that never mentions the Supreme Court cases upholding exactly such a law.
Recently, in Stanford Daily v. Rubio, Judge Noël Wise of the Northern District of California held that the government may not deport foreign visitors or revoke their visas based on “protected speech.” She declared the law’s foreign-policy removal and visa-revocation provisions unconstitutional to that extent.
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