Question, Can Illegals Practice Law in New Mexico?

[Earl]

Question, Can Illegals Practice Law in New Mexico?


New Mexico has become the latest state to welcome illegal aliens as attorneys.
In other words, those who are breaking U.S. law by their presence in the country, will now be allowed to practice law in the Land of Enchantment. These illegal-alien lawyers will now be allowed to try to prevent their fellow illegal aliens from being deported.

A lawyer is an officer of the court and should at a minimum not be a lawbreaker.


https://canadafreepress.com/article/illegals-practice-law-in-new-mexico

 

[Yakuda]

Question, Can Illegals Practice Law in New Mexico?


New Mexico has become the latest state to welcome illegal aliens as attorneys.
In other words, those who are breaking U.S. law by their presence in the country, will now be allowed to practice law in the Land of Enchantment. These illegal-alien lawyers will now be allowed to try to prevent their fellow illegal aliens from being deported.

A lawyer is an officer of the court and should at a minimum not be a lawbreaker.


https://canadafreepress.com/article/illegals-practice-law-in-new-mexico

Yeah fuck the rule of law. The wild west is up and running again apparently

 

[Earl]

“It is “bizarre” that in New Mexico “you can be here illegally, subject to arrest and deportation, and yet at the same time, you could be representing as a lawyer another illegal alien who’s facing the same thing.”.

Bizarre does not begin to describe this.

An abomination is better.


Everyday, I get up thinking things can not get worse in America. Everyday I see they are worse.

 

[Earl]

"Two categories of problematic behavior are “unlawful conduct” and “acts involving dishonesty, fraud, deceit, or misrepresentation.”

Of course, illegal aliens by definition are guilty of unlawful conduct and it is hard to imagine them going about their daily business without committing acts involving dishonesty, fraud, deceit, or misrepresentation."