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Recent Staff Contributions Congress Rejects Key Enforcement Amendments as Part of DHS Appropriations Bill Feds Obstruct Enforcement as Local Police Attempt to Move Forward |
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October 14, 2009
Supreme Court Hears Deportation Case The Supreme Court heard arguments in the case of Jose Padilla (not related to the man detained as an enemy combatant). Padilla was charged with drug possession, and pled guilty after his attorney told him the charge would not make him deportable. The state court ruled that Padilla's old attorney was not obligated to advise on anything beyond the immediate consequence of pleading guilty. |
