Another day, another lawsuit. In a class action suit, six couples, 12 people are suing the

US citizenship and immigration services over deportations thanks to the ACLU. Here's

why. In order to get a green card and stay at America legally, couples have to be interviewed

to determine if their marriages are on the level. It's nothing new. The processes work

like this for ages. But for some couples, the situation gets complicated when one of the

spouses is found to be in the country illegally, even though they passed the marriage interview,

illegal immigrants with deportation orders are now being detained. And that's the reason for

the lawsuit. The ACLU claims that agents doing their jobs, detaining illegal immigrants,

have twisted the rules. The couples complain they feel tricked as if they've been lured into a

cruel trap just by showing up for their marriage interviews. That's because during the Obama

regime, illegal immigrants got a pass. They could show up at government offices despite having

broken the law and they'd walk out of there free and clear, but not anymore. Under the Trump

administration, the law is being enforced. People who break the law are finding out they are not

entitled to get a pass and learning that they aren't immune from the consequences. And that is

something liberals just can't tolerate. They're used to no consequences to everything, including sex,

which is called abortion. But I'd sneak that in.