Speaker 1: Another day, another lawsuit. In a class action suits, six
Speaker 1: couples twelve people are suing the U S Citizenship and
Speaker 1: Immigration Services over deportations thanks to the a c l U.
Speaker 1: Here's why. In order to get a green card and
Speaker 1: stay in America illegally, couples have to be interviewed to
Speaker 1: determine if their marriages are on the level. It's nothing new.
Speaker 1: The processes worked like this for ages, but for some couples,
Speaker 1: the situation gets complicated when one of the spouses is
Speaker 1: found to be in the country illegally even though they
Speaker 1: pass the marriage interview. Illegal immigrants with deportation orders are
Speaker 1: now being detained, and that's the reason for the lawsuit.
Speaker 1: The a c l U claims that agents doing their
Speaker 1: jobs detaining illegal immigrants have twisted the rules. The couples
Speaker 1: complained they feel tricked, as if they've been lured into
Speaker 1: a cruel trap just by showing up for their marriage interviews.
Speaker 1: That's because during the Obama regime, illegal immigrants gotta pass.
Speaker 1: They could show up at government offices despite having broken
Speaker 1: the law, and they'd walk out of their free and clear.
Speaker 1: But not anymore. Under the Trump administration, the laws being
Speaker 1: enforced people who break the law are finding out they
Speaker 1: are not entitled to get a pass and learning that
Speaker 1: they aren't immune from the consequences, and that is something
Speaker 1: liberals just can't tolerate. They're used to know consequences to everything,
Speaker 1: including sex, which is called abortion. But I'd sneak that
Speaker 1: in