Judge Delays Part of Ariz.-Mexico Fence

[Terri]

By SUZANNE GAMBOA
Associated Press
October 11, 2007

WASHINGTON (AP) -- A federal judge temporarily delayed construction Wednesday of a 1.5-mile section of a U.S.-Mexico border fence in a wildlife conservation area on the Arizona-Mexico border.

The Defenders of Wildlife and the Sierra Club had requested a 10-day delay in a motion alleging the Bureau of Land Management and other agencies failed to conduct a thorough study of the fence's effects on the environment.

U.S. District Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle said she granted the delay because the federal government did not explain why it hurried through an environmental assessment and quickly began construction of the fence.

More (http://www.gopusa.com/news/2007/october/1011_border_fence.sh tml)

[jack virtus]

ok Judge, delay the construction of the border fence. I think any illegal caught in this 1.5 mille section of border should be transported to your home and placed in your custody. I'll bet it wouldn't take you long to change your ruling once these illegals started committing crimes in your neighborhood!

[dmazanec]

dittos. This is one more judge over stepping his bounds. He needs to brought up on charges for treason by letting more illegals into the country.

[Cynical Pete]

"The judiciary of the United States is the subtle corps of sappers and miners constantly working under ground to undermine the foundations of our confederated fabric. They are construing our constitution from a co-ordination of a general and special government to a general and supreme one alone." --Thomas Jefferson
And another thing:

Curbs on illegal hiring blocked
Ruling halts effort to target employers

By Spencer S. Hsu
THE WASHINGTON POST
WASHINGTON – "A federal judge barred the Bush administration yesterday from launching a crackdown on U.S. firms that hire illegal immigrants, warning of its potentially staggering impact on law-abiding workers and companies,"

The time has come to hold these judges responsible for their crimes against the USA and for aiding and abetting criminals. These wild eyed judges must not only be defrocked but siezed, indicted for their crimes and face prison sentences and fines befitting their crimes. They have betrayed their trust and position and must be punished to the full extent of the law.

[McGrats]

U.S. District Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle said she granted the delay because the federal government did not explain why it hurried through an environmental assessment and quickly began construction of the fence.

Duh... it wouldn't be because a gazillion mexicans are sneaking in each year, would it?

Ten to one this female judge was put in place by the klintons.

:mad:

[strulove]

This Judge should be immediately removed for putting the fate of the Kangaroo Rat or other species of insect or vermin (...term used in its literal sense, of course) ahead of National Security.

Unfortunately, with only a few notable exceptions, members of Congress seem nearly as oblivious to the importance of securing our borders, or the risks associated with maintaining the open borders status quo.

The determination and tenacity of certain members of Congress to implement an open borders/amnesty policy (including the backdoor freebees for illegals included in the astronomical proposed expansion of the SCHIP program), in spite of the outcry from their constituencies last June, has changed my former opposition to term limits to a position of total support.

Impeach this worthless judge, and throw the worthless bums out of Congress! (Even your state’s favorite worthless bum)

It’s time that these feeble judges and worthless politicrats are sent packin.

[mrsmal]

U.S. District Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle said she granted the delay because the federal government did not explain why it hurried through an environmental assessment and quickly began construction of the fence.



It's not rocket science, there are people that want to kill us and they are coming over the border with the illegals. What kind of liberal lunatic, kool aid drinking, bed wetter is sitting on this bench? Maybe she should be booted along with illegals! Some people just don't get it!

[Thundercat505]

(she granted the delay because the federal government did not explain why it hurried through an environmental assessment and quickly began construction of the fence.)

hmmm, to which environmental study do you refer to??? the one about the poor little critter that can't get thru the fence to get a drink of water in the river, or the one about the huge impact on ALL the little critters affected by human fecal matter and garbage littering the desert floor put there by the huge volumne of illegals sneaking into the country for the chance to steal jobs, steal identities, rape, murder, etc. etc. etc. and figure they can get away with it all????

throw the witch out since she hasn't the brains to poor pee out of a boot before putting it on!!!

[OldBaldy]

Did anyone compare the environmental impact of the fence to the enviromnmental impact of all the trash the illegals scatter over the areas where they cross?

[STEELMAN]

U.S. District Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle said she granted the delay because the federal government did not explain why it hurried through an environmental assessment and quickly began construction of the fence.
I've said it once and I'll say it again...Where DO these people come from? Could it be she has a relative in Mexico that wants to cross over in her district? Maids from Mexico are cheaper...they say....what with all that cleaning, dusting, and washing widows stuff.

[Undone]

Actually, I don't know why this surprises us. This is just more of the same do nothing liberal bias we have come to love and appreciate from the congress and the Judiciary. The fence is a great idea that would, for a time at least, give us a chance to put a bandage on the hemorage that is bleeding the U.S. of her sovereignty and exposure to terrorist. This problem starts in Washington D. C. and flows down to our state, county, city amd local entities. The only thing that will ever cause this fence to be completed is the will and love of country of the American people. Our elected representatives have not the will nor the courage to do the right thing or force the out of control judiciary to conform to the directives of the people. We must draw the line in the sand and make the politicians know that this is not alright with the American citizens.

[florida]

[QUOTE][The Defenders of Wildlife and the Sierra Club had requested a 10-day delay in a motion alleging the Bureau of Land Management and other agencies failed to conduct a thorough study of the fence's effects on the environment.
/QUOTE]

How did these tree huggers get so much clout! The special interest in this country is out of control!!!

[McGrats]

Our elected representatives have not the will nor the courage to do the right thing or force the out of control judiciary to conform to the directives of the people.

Amen! And it starts right at the top.

:(

[Think About It]

When judges care more about a petition from an environmental group than they do about the security of this nation, we need to rethink the appointment of judges for life. It would be interesting to know this judge's background. As a wise man (my son) once said, "There's something wrong with a country who has more attornies than engineers."

[Terri]

Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle (http://www.dcd.uscourts.gov /huvelle-bio.html)

Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle was appointed to the United States District Court in October 1999. She received a B.A. from Wellesley College in 1970, a Masters in City Planning from Yale University in 1972, and a J.D. from Boston College Law School in 1975. Following law school, she served as law clerk to Chief Justice Edward F. Hennessey of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court. From 1976 until 1984, Judge Huvelle was an associate at the firm of Williams & Connolly and in 1984, she became a partner at that firm. She was appointed Associate Judge of the D.C. Superior Court in September 1990 and served in the Civil, Criminal and Family Divisions until her appointment to the federal bench. Judge Huvelle has been a Fellow of the American Bar Association, a member of the Edward Bennett Williams Inn of Court, and has taught trial practice at Harvard Law School�s Trial Advocacy Workshop and at the University of Virginia School of Law.

Now, let me think. Who was it that was president in 1999? Hmmm.....it's on the tip of my tongue. </sarc>

People, elections have consequences. This decision is a direct consequence of voting for Perot.

Now we have religious leaders and border activists trying their best to lead people to third parties again.

When do the "I DEMAND A PERFECT CANDIDATE" people start to get a clue?

[rangerrebew]

Do these vermin, get equal treatment and concern for their welfare on the Mexican side of the fence? Do rats and other rodents come to America too to get more humane treatment too? Are their vet bills paid for by the taxpayers of America?:mad:

[schillerbjr]

It is time for this judge to GO!!!!

[kestrel]

Of course opponents are upset. We have to make sure we get as many new Democrat voters as possible into the country for the 2008 election. This way Herself will win hands down. Naturally, the animals and fauna make for good cover. Funny how you never hear about those same animals and fauna being trampled by all those illegals. Once again, brought to you by those Facists in the Sierra Club and other left wing environmental groups that never have to pay the costs of their lawsuits if they lose. What a great scam.

[righton]

Terri - your last post says it all.

L&L

[TruckinJarhead]

I have always maintained that probably the most important thing a president does is the appointing of federal judges. It's a "thing" that has lifetime consequences.

[TruckinJarhead]

I have always maintained that probably the most important thing a president does is the appointing of federal judges. It's the one thing he does that has lifetime consequences.