Despite a staggering number of legal challenges trying to undermine President Trump’s attempts to secure our border, the republican head of state continues to score significant victories.
On April 10, federal judge Trevor N. McFadden of the US District Court for the District of Columbia US ruled in favor of the administration’s request to demand that all illegal immigrants above 14 years register in a mandatory database. Registering in the mandatory database would allow authorities to track undocumented individuals and engage with them when required.
Judge McFadden, a Trump appointee, was responding to a lawsuit by the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights and the United Farm Workers, who claimed that the Department of Homeland Security violated the Administrative Procedure Act. It is mind-boggling that someone who violated the United States Constitution by entering the country illegally can seek the protection of the same constitution.
Ironically, Judge McFadden was the one who ruled in favor of the liberal news media outlet Associated Press (AP) when Trump banished it from the Oval Office’s East Room, suggesting that the Trump win was not political. Liberals had a field day, thanking Judge McFadden for restoring their First Amendment Rights, but are potentially unlikely to appreciate the recent ruling in Trump’s favor.
Nonetheless, any logical American wonders how illegal immigrants, who entered the country by breaking our rules, are entitled to the protection of the same laws that require notice-and-comment procedures to involve American citizens in the lawmaking process to make their voices heard.
Seemingly, it was a long shot by the ambulance-chasers, who expected a liberal rubber-stamp judge to issue a restraining order without considering the facts of the case.
It is a common-sense practice for the government to collect personal information for all American-born citizens for communication purposes. We all update our addresses to make sure that we can receive mail, including that from the government. That information is usually required on most government forms.
However, Democrats will attempt to convince you that people who broke the law to enter the country illegally have special privileges and should not provide that information.
Meanwhile, according to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), illegal immigrants who fail to submit their fingerprints or current addresses will face stiff penalties. Individuals below 14 years will also be required to submit information regarding their parents or legal guardians.
Roughly 300,000 unaccompanied minors could not be traced because they did not provide their personal information or their guardians’, raising fears that they might have been trafficked and are in their abusers’ custody.
I double-dare you to find a Democrat who believes that any American-born minor should live in total obscurity without knowing whether they were dead or being abused by their traffickers. Nonetheless, they are willing to sacrifice anything, including the welfare of immigrant children, to make a political statement.
Meanwhile, the ruling was a major victory for Trump’s mass deportation plans. DHS recently directed all illegal immigrants who registered via Biden’s CBP One app to self-deport when it was still convenient. Failure to do so will result in property loss, civil and criminal prosecution, prison sentences, and even a permanent ban from legally entering the United States. Over 900,000 illegal immigrants who registered via the app will be affected.
Without the CBP One database, it would be difficult to know the number of illegal immigrants in the country or even communicate with them. Luckily, some federal judges are willing to consider the facts without involving their personal political prejudices.
