> Department personnel should prioritize removable aliens who: ... (2) have been charged with any criminal offense that has not been resolved; ... (7) in the judgment of an immigration officer, otheiwise pose a risk to public safety or national security.
So, if they accuse you wrongfully, or are just having a bad hair day, you're out.
Having the opportunity for arbitrary abuse of power is a magnet for every nobody longing to be somebody. The Department of Humiliation Services will be home to all sorts of creeps.
Does that mean that a legal resident can be removed merely for being charged with a crime, or does it only apply to illegal residents (who can legally be removed regardless).
It does state `removable aliens`, which I would assume would not include a legal resident or nonresident alien. I initially read it as applying to all aliens, regardless of status.
So, if they accuse you wrongfully, or are just having a bad hair day, you're out.
Having the opportunity for arbitrary abuse of power is a magnet for every nobody longing to be somebody. The Department of Humiliation Services will be home to all sorts of creeps.