Board of Immigration Ascerts Immigrants Arrested Not Entitled to Certain Miranda-Like

The American Immigration Council strongly condemns last week’s ruling from the Board of Immigration Appeals holding that immigrants arrested without a warrant are not entitled to certain Miranda-like warnings prior to questioning by immigration officers. In a precedent decision, the Board held that noncitizens need not be informed of their right to counsel or warned that their statements can be used against them until after they have been placed in formal deportation proceedings.

http://www.hispanicallyspeakingnews....rtain-mi/9654/

Obama will helps us right?

Wow - that added lots to the conversation - thanks for your thoughtful input.

yes...

sure is sarcasm in here.

says the guy who just typed that.

This article really makes me laugh. If this decision were to be brought before the US Supreme Court, I am certain the US Supreme Court would strike down this decision.

I reviewed other posts by Dres and came to the conclusion the question was more of an attack than a real question. More like "Obama will help us - yeah right .. "

Kind of like this one:

http://dreamact.info/forum/showthrea...453#post230453

Sure - my comment didn't add anything to the conversation either. Political commentary gets the blood flowing....

This is a very dangerous decision to make. How would they follow through with this. Certainly there are going to be officers that will try to use this to their advantage in order to get as much information out of a person based on a crime, but what if they make a mistake, assume someone is undocumented and interrogate them, try to use information and evidence derived from the interrogation and it turns out the person was a USC all along?

This has the potential of adding confusion to a topic that broken more than a few cases and let real criminals free much to the detriment of the community at large.

you got something against stating facts? I was also being sarcastic when saying yes....