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It's not based on legal precedent, it's right in the code. It was part of the "Immigration and Nationality Act", which most people refer to as "INA".
by danielmarkbruce 2y ago
It's not based on legal precedent, it's right in the code. It was part of the "Immigration and Nationality Act", which most people refer to as "INA".
- azernik 2y agoYou still need a judge to rule that he in fact broke the law. (Specifically an immigration judge.)
- danielmarkbruce 2y agoMisread "his" for "this". He's only just been detained, I don't imagine a hearing has happened that fast.
- heartbreak 2y agoThen he still has green card status.