Just the opposite, it's a complicated and dedicated field that requires top shelf minds, precisely what makes immigration law so attractive to the dimwitted. Of course there are exceptions. One immigration lawyer friend's memorial was at the Nixon Library to accommodate all the lives he fought for with real asylum claims, also rare.
@megbasham Here's an interesting fact from Grok:
Roughly 90+ of the more than 200 scientists involved in China's nuclear weapon development had studied or worked at US universities.
I have to confide that's an interesting response. So you're saying the state (State?) regulates federal courts? Or, the "State" as in "the system, the man, man!"?
Funny, about needed licenses
and real estate. California State's Department of Real Estate has no enforcement authority over those practicing real estate "without" a license. They have jurisdiction over licensees (their words not mine).
Not arguing, just exercising my brain to enhance my understanding, here is Webster's definition:
attorney, noun.
plural attorneys
: one who is legally appointed to transact business on another's behalf.
You see how this might be confusing? I should get the definition of "representative"
and whom might appoint legally attorneys/representatives in federal immigration court?
I thought these two lawyers for ICE that lost ICE vs Gonzalez were dumber than any PI attorney I ever met. One showed me his ICE HSI badge for being imbedded I suppose, during being deposed. He didn't being the check for my time, customary in CA depositions. ACLU was paying me $250/hour. So a bit of change. I thought, should I be impressed by his badge, I actually did the job, and would not have called him for coffee.
ICE agents or ICE officers? you watch the USDOJ press conference this afternoon? International multi-agency arms trafficking, seizures, wires, asset forfeiture, and dangerous. Either goes through 20 weeks or more of training just to start. What brilliance and intellectual excellence do you bring to the table?
@GuntherEagleman The precedent has already been litigated. The government is not supposed to compete against the private sector in retail. Dems do things they no are going to get ruled against foe votes by stupid people.
@nettermike Hans Bauer, Hitler's pilot, was held for ten years as well. He flew for Luftansa after the war. Stalin even tried to kidnap his wife from West Germany because he felt if Hitler could be alive, Bauer would know.
"The Department of Justice announced today that it filed denaturalization actions in various U.S. district courts against 25 individuals accused of serious offenses β including attempted first-degree murder..."
Anyone see the problem here?
How did these violent criminals get citizenship, subsequent to crimes,to begin with? And, over eight thousand of these were ready for Denatz proceedings in 1998. What's 25 since Trump was re-elected? Why are these civil and not criminal cases? I signed 12 affidavits in one day for DeNatz cases. These press releases are obnoxious, they rarely trumpet any real progress. 25? It's twenty-five, and I am not impressed.
How do you know she's an attorney? Because she said so? How do you know she's licensed? How do you know she's authorized to represent the alien? Smart immigration attorneys know the alien is going to get served a Notice-to-Appear, Warrant, and Custody Determination. Law school doesn't show you the way to court, and they certainly don't teach using the "F" word to law enforcement.
ICE could be doing the alien a favor if they have a bonafide asylum application by putting them into proceedings effectively cutting to the head of the line.
@KimKatieUSA You get some porkers with mass hirings, but generally with ICE you have a lot of ex-Marines, ex-servicemen and women that can run sun-up to sun-down. Juan will be gassed in no time, hopefully someone thought to bring the car.
@pachoran63@KimKatieUSA There were just a handful in the country I could go to and really trust their competency.
Just six on complicated DeNatz cases.