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Who needs the Constitution when a rogue “judge” a thousand miles from the border can let in all the ILLEGALS that the Clinton’s wants? It doesn’t matter to them. They are protected and it was my brother, a Vietnam Army Vet who came to the aid of a woman being attacked by an ILLEGAL and after Jim got the scum bag off of her he ran away. While Jim was attending to the lady the ILLEGAL came back and MURDERED my brother by Stabbing him in the back. Jim left a wife and 2 daughters. Andres Lopez paid off Judge Francis Mahon here in Chicago during the Greylord investigations in the 70’s. All Judges are CORRUPT.