"Just how little does Justice Scalia know about immigration policy? ""One of the reasons that Washington's approach to immigration—unlike Arizona's—is so complicated is that federal policymakers need to take account of geopolitical considerations when deciding which undocumented immigrants to target for deportation. Donald Verrilli, Obama's solicitor general, said as much, arguing that a maximal approach to immigration enforcement could create problems for U.S. relations with Mexico. ""So we have to enforce our laws in a manner that will please Mexico?!"" Scalia protested. But that's a rather unfair way of describing Washington's decision-making process on immigration. Of course geopolitical considerations are—and should be—taken into account when the federal government makes immigration policy. "" - Nathan Pippenger, Scalia Reveals How Little He Knows About Immigration Policy Photo courtesy of The New Yorker"
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