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Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano Is Obstructing Justice

Washington, DC—It’s usually a serious felony to obstruct a federal officer in the performance of his or her duty. Nobody changed the law but the former Arizona Governor, Janet Napolitano is taking the law into her own hands to satisfy her own personal anti-American agenda. This lawless director has halted ICE raids on suspected illegal aliens.

I can’t imagine why this woman with zero law enforcement or military experience has been given the job to protect our homeland. Napolitano is a run of the mill lawyer and former US attorney whose best qualification is being a Democratic politician.

If government agents don’t like the laws they must wait until they are changed by Congress or struck down by the courts before they can ignore them.

Any law enforcement officer that refuses to adhere to the oath of office they took upon appointment should be removed and is this case of actual obstruction should be charged with a crime.

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Anonymous said…
"If government agents don’t like the laws they must wait until they are changed by Congress or struck down by the courts before they can ignore them.

Any law enforcement officer that refuses to adhere to the oath of office they took upon appointment should be removed and is this case of actual obstruction should be charged with a crime."

Hmmm. Normally I would agree with this, but just thinking about one of your previous posts concerning the war on drugs makes me think that if I were still on the job as a police officer, I would not arrest citizens for simple possession of marijuana. In that instance, you would be recommending that I be charged with a crime. I think that unjust laws should not be enforced, especially ones that the public doesn't want. Same goes for the Daley gun ban in Chicago. I wouldn't arrest someone for UUW if they were otherwise law abiding citizens. Now in the homeland security department, I agree that someone should be leading that department who has a law enforcement or military background and who is aware of the serious threat to our security from our porous borders. I'll never understand why so many lawyers are appointed to high level positions. Lawyers are to blame for half of what's wrong with this country, if not more (in my opinion).
March 29, 2009 9:38 PM
Anonymous said…
She's NOT fit to be a School Crossing Guard let alone protect me and mine from those who would crash a plane into us or use other explosives to kill us. This entire administration is filled with "whack job appointee's" and they are in in such sensitive positions - they get top clearances and worst one of all is the muslim president oboma - first he bankrupts us, then when we can't but bullets he calls his muslim pals to come get us - this is the start of the end... oboma is in my opinion the undercover mole of all - AMERICANS WAKE UP, PLEASE!!!!
March 30, 2009 9:46 AM
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