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Open Question: Eek toed in Help plzzzz?
Ok thIs is going to be a couple questions so... Here is the story, when i was a baby i had custom arches built for my feet and i was put in to a cast now i fell when i wad skating pulled my groin muscle now on my left side i walk pigeon toed. Help will i need a cast mom says i have to wait till my leg gets better to do anything with my foot and school is starting i dont want to be in a cast or a wheel chair or a medical boot and i limp too and it hurts just please help
Resolved Question: How can we enforce deportation orders that illegals refuse to acknowledge?
80% of all people who have had deportation orders are still in the U.S. We are spending millions on these people. What can be done to make sure deportation orders are crried out? Should these people who receive a deportation order, be directly deported from the court room and held? How do you feel about our Justice department spending over $20 million a year to defend people who should not be here? Why are we paying for their court hearings and appeals? Should the Justice department be following up on these deportation orders? ____________________________________________________________________________________ Justice Department: We Fail to Enforce Deportation Orders Posted 07/09/10 total waste of tax payers money again. Send them home if they are illegal. No questions asked. Send them home and secure the damn borders. The U.S. government spends tens of millions of dollars each year persuading federal circuit courts to uphold orders for thousands of illegal immigrants to leave the country, but those orders have been enforced in only one-fifth of the cases, according to sources familiar with a recent Justice Department study. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, a branch of the Department of Homeland Security, is responsible for "removing" illegal immigrants who stay in this country against the law. But the study found that more than 80 percent of the illegal immigrants whose deportation orders were upheld by a federal appeals court last year were still in the country as of five weeks ago, according to an internal Justice Department memo obtained by FOX News. "If the people aren't getting removed, why the heck are we spending all the money?" asked one former Justice Department official who left with the Bush administration. Two sources familiar with the memo accompanying the Jan. 16 study said the Justice Department spends at least $20 million each year paying litigators to argue deportation cases in federal appeals courts. But, the former Justice Department official said the total cost to taxpayers is much higher considering the price tag of flying some 300 litigators around the country and putting them up in hotels. That's not to mention the cost for federal and immigration courts to operate so they can hear the cases. In general, people identified as illegal immigrants first appear before an immigration court, and if they are ordered to leave the country they can appeal that order to the Justice Department's Board of Immigration Appeals and then the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. About 8,000 cases made it to the U.S. Court of Appeals last year and the study tracked the 7,200 cases in which the Justice Department prevailed. The study found that despite winning those cases, only 1,375 illegal immigrants -- 19 percent -- had been removed as of last month. "If no one's even doing anything after we win, then what's the point?" the former Justice Department official asked. "We're just spinning our wheels." The study was initiated by Thomas Dupree, then a top-ranking official in the Bush Justice Department's Office of Immigration Litigation, and conducted with research provided by ICE officials. Dupree authored the memo and distributed it four days before President Obama's inauguration. ICE spokeswoman Kelly Nantel wouldn't address whether taxpayer money is being put to good use, but she did insist that the situation is more complex than a single Justice Department memo can reflect. "It wouldn't be accurate to say that we have not followed up on [these cases]," she said. "The entire process is established with the understanding that these individuals have demonstrated their good faith to show up for hearings. They don't represent a threat to the community or a flight risk." She said that anyone in this country who poses a national security threat or a public safety threat is detained. The Justice Department study and the subsequent memo address only a small piece of a much larger problem that ICE is trying to dent. According to Nantel, 554,000 cases of people inside the United States who aren't complying with an order of removal are currently working their way through the legal system. That's down 12 percent from just a year and a half ago, she said. However, Nantel acknowledged that among the 7,200 cases studied by the Justice Department, a portion of them could have involved illegal immigrants who ultimately failed to show up as promised. And she noted that when illegal immigrants reach the end of their appeals and are still ordered removed, there is "a very high percentage who fail to show up." "Now the challenge is addressing those who --- after having access to all the [legal] processes -- choose to abscond," she said. As part of the legal process, an illegal immigrant can try to "reopen" a case if new evidence in No the American taxpayers are paying for this and illegals do not pay even close to their cost. If so hardworking, they would work hard on doing it legal.
Open Question: What are good websites to order custom rims? I have a 2002 Ford Ranger?
I am looking for 20 inch rims and wheels. Maybe a website that does deals on wheels and tire combo.

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