MORE ON DO-NOTHING GOODLATTE

While Virginia Rep. Bob Goodlatte has now included Attorney Wesley Hoyt on his emailing reports where he enjoys singing the politicians all-time favorite “How Great I Art,” he continues to ignore the dilemma of Hoyt’s client David Hinkson, who languishes in federal prison — convicted of a crime that never happened.

Goodlatte says below that Obama’s unconstitutional immigration policy is a “slap in the face to the American people” while Goodlatte himself slaps us with his lack of courtesy to even respond to the many Americans that have written and phoned with the request that he and the HJC address this miscarriage of justice.

Here Hoyt, more polite than most of us, takes Goodlatte to task again:

 

Dear Congressman Goodlatte:

I am very glad that you are paying close attention to the usurpation of the Constitution by Obama as it relates to Immigration. Keep up the good work, we need you to protect our rights.

But, the question is: When will you start investigating Judge Richard C. Tallman for high crimes and misdemeanors committed on the record in the David Hinkson case?

David Hinkson is absolutely innocent, he committed no crime.  It was all a fiction created by Tallman and his confidential witness that he parlayed with in an illegal ex parte meeting immediately before trial.

Tallman used his office to block the introduction of the Passport as exculpatory evidence proving Hinkson’s innocence; plus, Tallman, with his own lips committed perjury and turned his courtroom into a crime scene.

Its all on the record and I will be happy to show it to you or a member of your staff.

Constitutional rights are Constitutional rights and they were badly violated by Tallman in the Hinkson case (not to mention the crimes committed by the judge-on the record) and you hold the key because his fellow judges on the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals refuse to hold him accountable.

Remember, Only You Can Prevent Constitutional Violations by Judge Tallman.

Best regards,

Wes Hoyt

Date: Thu, 8 Jan 2015 14:10:52 -0800
From: bob.goodlatte@govupdate.com
To: hoytlaw@hotmail.com
Subject: Stopping Unconstitutional Immigration Actions

Rep. Bob Goodlatte

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Stopping Unconstitutional Immigration Actions


Last month, President Obama announced one of the biggest executive power grabs in American history. He declared unilaterally that millions of unlawful immigrants can stay in the U.S. without facing the consequences of violating immigration laws. Congress has not yet agreed on how to reform the immigration system, but the president has decided to ignore the Constitution and alter the law without new statutes. This is a slap in the face of the American people, who voted on November 4th to change the way Washington operates.

President Obama’s unilateral actions pose a danger to our government’s system of checks and balances and imperil individual liberty. Congress must fight to stop these unconstitutional actions from being implemented. Now that Republicans control both the House of Representatives and the Senate, we have more tools at our disposal to fight the President’s executive overreach on immigration.
Here are several actions I support taking to fight President Obama’s abuse of power:

Prohibit Funding for Executive Amnesty: Congress should prohibit and stop the use of funding from any source for the President’s executive amnesty programs.

Taking Legal Action: Congress should file a lawsuit to stop President Obama’s rewriting of our nation’s immigration laws in order to restore the separation of powers in the Constitution and to force President Obama to faithfully execute the laws of the land.

Support States Who Are Fighting the President’s Actions: Recently, 25 states filed a lawsuit challenging President Obama’s executive overreach on immigration. I joined the American Center for Law and Justice and several other Members of Congress, including Senator Ted Cruz, in signing an amicus brief to the federal court in support of the states’ lawsuit.

Pass Border Security and Interior Enforcement Legislation: Congress should pass legislation to secure our borders, guarantee the enforcement of our immigration laws in the interior of the United States by granting states and localities specific congressional authorization to pass and enforce their own immigration laws, and ensure that American jobs are preserved for citizens and legal immigrants by making employers use the E-Verify system to screen out unlawful alien job-seekers.

In the coming days and weeks, I will work with my colleagues in both the House and Senate to continue to fight the President’s unconstitutional actions. While opinions differ on exactly how to amend our immigration laws, one thing is certain: The president has no authority to make these decisions on his own.
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