Awesome: Judge Andrew Hanen used Pres. Obama's own words to justify his ruling halting executive amnesty

D.C. area attorney Aaron Worthing noticed some rather persuasive language used by Judge Andrew Hanen in his recent ruling putting on hold President Obama’s executive amnesty immigration order — words from President Obama himself:

The court literally used @WhiteHouse's own words against them @TwitchyTeam @michellemalkin pic.twitter.com/TNAVuip5Q6

— (((Aaron “Worthing” Walker))) (@AaronWorthing) February 17, 2015

Well, he was a Constitutional law professor and all.

Here’s a little bigger screenshot from Page 107 of yesterday’s ruling:

So the legal argument, “I’m evolving,” doesn’t hold much water when dealing with a federal judge? Good to know.

As for the future of Obama’s executive amnesty scheme, this delay might become permanent:

Obama's Amnesty Delayed Forever? Let Me Explain:
http://t.co/A2a0LvZskP

— Judge Napolitano (@Judgenap) February 17, 2015

And for what it’s worth, DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson announced earlier that his department will comply with Judge Hanen’s ruling and won’t begin processing DACA applications:

Statement by DHS Sec. Jeh Johnson on #DACA #DAPA. #txlege pic.twitter.com/ZdC9HM3awi

— Julian Aguilar (@nachoaguilar) February 17, 2015

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