Obviously a Biden appointee, and fits the bill of an AWFL to a tee. She’s a wacko on gender, of course, and outside the mainstream on the 1st Amendment. Except where it applies to foreigners who hate America, hate Jews, hate Israel, and love Islamic terrorists
Judge declares Rubio’s speech-based student deportations violate the Constitution
A federal judge on Friday declared that the Trump administration’s efforts to deport noncitizens for political speech run counter to the Constitution’s First and Fifth Amendments, the latest legal rebuke of the White House’s expansive immigration agenda.
Northern District of California Judge Noël Wise, an appointee of former President Joe Biden, sided with the Stanford Daily, which sued Secretary of State Marco Rubio, arguing that his use of the Immigration and Nationality Act to deport noncitizen students had foreign students refraining from writing opinion pieces critical of the administration.
”In the United States, freedom of speech belongs to the people,” Wise wrote in her opinion. “It is not the government’s to take.”
If someone threatens to kill someone, to blow a building up, well, that is not free speech. Taking the side of Islamic terrorists is not free speech
Another plaintiff was an unnamed woman who is a lawful noncitizen in the U.S. who was previously in the country on a student visa at a school that was not Stanford and “has refrained from publishing and voicing her true opinions regarding Palestine and Israel and has deleted a social media account to guard against retaliation for past expression,” according to court documents.
“Here you can simultaneously hate the content of a person’s speech and love the country that cherishes the freedom to allow it,” Wise wrote. “Zealous protection of our Constitutional right to free speech is a provocative demonstration of our country’s powerful lack of fear.”
Most of these foreigners do not love America. They have no Right to be present in the US.
A State Department spokesperson, given anonymity to discuss internal thought processes within the agency, told POLITICO that the U.S. “is under no obligation to admit or suffer the presence of individuals who subvert our laws and deny our citizens their Constitutional rights.”
“More broadly, the Department of State is committed to protecting our nation and its citizens by upholding the highest standards of national security and public safety through our visa process,” the spokesperson said. “A visa is a privilege, not a right.”
And based on the Supreme Court ruling in Trump v CASA, Wise’s ruling can only apply in her district.
