Huh. The Court says that immigrants actually have constitutional rights. Imagine! What a concept! (That said, good luck to them in actually exercising these rights. I mean, let's get real; in order to get a waiver granted, immigrants will have to appeal to Ashcroft, of all people. Do we really think that someone who's as anti-minority, pro-law-as-hammer as Ashcroft is would ever grant a waiver to someone who's been found or pled guilty to any crime, anywhere, ever? No, we most certainly do NOT. There's a wall to bang your head against if ever I've seen one.)
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