Judge Thomas Hardiman, Possible Replacement For Justice Kennedy, Does Not Appear To Be A Conservative

By Dave Levine

Check out Judge Thomas Hardiman’s bio over at Wikipedia.

Here are some excerpts:

As a student, Hardiman participated in an exchange program in Mexico, and he later volunteered with the Ayuda immigration legal aid office in Washington, D.C., representing immigrants.

In the 2010 case Valdiviezo-Galdamez v. Attorney General, Hardiman ruled in favor of a man from Honduras who was seeking asylum in the United States to avoid being recruited into a violent gang.

In the 2015 case Di Li Li v. Attorney General, Hardiman opined that the Board of Immigration Appeals must reopen a case when an asylum seeker from China converted to Christianity and argued that “conditions have worsened over time” for Christians in China.

Does Hardiman sound like a Conservative to you? He sure doesn’t to me!

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