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No but is ICE 100% breaking the law or just norms? Immigration law is such a mess and key reason we are here. For past 30 years, a lot of immigration "law" has been Executive Branch keeping a broken system going by just going with vibes. Now we have Executive Branch deciding to 100% change the vibes and system is coming apart in real time.

Reading over court filings, there is collision between two laws. First one is, "Those who marry US Citizens can get Green Card regardless of previous US Immigration violations."

Second one is, VWP admits have no rights. If US decides to deport you, out you go with no further discussion.

Biggest takeaway of Trump immigration actions is Congress has fucked up so bad letting system get to this point.