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04-25-2011, 08:32 AM
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Thank you for the info, Bill.
Ron, I looked into the grand jury thought I presented - it won't work under the circumstances - they would have to be sued civilly. As I understand it: A grand jury is selected from a jury pool and convened by a prosecutor to determine if there is probable cause to file charges. OK... Federal prosecutors work for Obama... not a snowball's chance in hell for an indictment for obstruction of immigration law. I'm going to check into judicial watch and see if federal employees can be successfully sued for obstructing immigration law.
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