First Amendment not self executing, judges must apply it
The quote by Floyd Abrams in 2005 states that the First Amendment requires judges to actively apply its protections to truly take effect and be meaningful in practice.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 2006
Page
2
The quote by Floyd Abrams in 2005 states that the First Amendment requires judges to actively apply its protections to truly take effect and be meaningful in practice.
Jeanny Sharp, editor and publisher, notes Congress and the president conflict over immigration policy, arguing the system is broken. She cites practical limits on deporting 12 million undocumented workers, the economic impact of immigrant labor such as at a Garden City Tyson plant, and the need for a clear, consistent stance from lawmakers.
Wendell Barker of Ottawa praises Hope House for weekly food and clothing aid funded by faith and donations. Volunteers from diverse backgrounds serve with minimal paperwork and inclusive aid, illustrating mercy beyond deserving.
Rich Lowry analyzes how Democratic support for lax immigration shifts from opposing CAFTA to embracing high immigrant labor influx. He notes unions and elites misalign with working-class voters, cites Krugman Kristof Lind views, Gompers Chavez history, and GOP pro enforcement stance signaling a political realignment amid wage competition and voter turnout.
Ottawa Herald outlines how to submit letters to Readers Forum letters must be 400 words or less include name address and daytime phone number and may be edited for length. Readers are limited to one letter per month and form letters poems or testimonials will not be printed. FAX number provided for submissions.
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