TEXAS - Judge is an Illegal Scumbag Alien here illegally !
Jul 29, 2017 22:55:33 #
Here's another Asian Scumbag from South Korea and now gets special treatment ?
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Texas Judge Reinstated to Bench after being Suspended for not being a US Citizen!
TIM BROWN — JULY 29, 2017
Texas municipal court Judge Young Min Burkett was suspended after it was discovered she is not an united States citizen. Now, the Corpus Christi City Council has v**ed to return her to the bench after she was naturalized.
Burkett was placed on unpaid leave in May because it was discovered that she is not a US citizen.
According to reports, Burkett was supposed to go to San Antonio to expedite her citizenship application and since that time she has been naturalized.
However, following her suspension and naturalization, the Corpus Christi City Council v**ed to return her to the bench.
KRIS TV reports:
That v**e happened just after 6:00 pm Tuesday evening, but it was not unanimous.
Council members Lucy Rubio and Carolyn Vaughn again v**ed against reinstating judge Burkett.
With this second council v**e in her favor, Burkett's expected to return to work on August 14th.
Following her naturalization, Burkett told the City Council, "I know some people have concerns about me as a judge, but my whole legal career has been about serving this community. It was my passion to serve this community."
The councilwomen said Burkett should have known that U.S. citizenship was a requirement of the job.
The city charter states: "The municipal judge must also be a citizen of the United States and resident of the State of Texas."
Vaughn indicated that Burkett's past rulings, prior to becoming a citizen, have opened the city up to lawsuits.
"I believe your actions, whether you knew the qualifications or not, could end up costing our citizens thousands of dollars," Vaughn said.
Previously, Vaughn said of Burkett being on the bench without being a citizen, "I just think it's terrible. It's just, I am so disgusted with it."
"We're talking about a judge that's not a citizen of the United States and she's sitting up there ruling on our citizens. I mean, to me, that is a simple thing that should have been checked out," Vaughn said.
Ms. Rubio seemed favorable to Ms. Burkett though she v**ed against reinstating her.
"She's a great lady," said Rubio or Burkett. "She's a hard worker. Very smart. Very, I mean, just great person, but because she doesn't have that qualification, you know, unfortunately, we had to tell her that she couldn't, be removed from the bench and she could not serve."
"She's a very fair lady," Rubio added. "I've gotten no complaints from her. Everybody that has worked with her says she's very pleasant. She's a hard working individual and would rule very fairly."
Ms. Burkett, 41, is from South Korea and had been a permanent legal resident.
She applied for expedited review of her U.S. citizenship request after being removed from the bench.
Burkett says she never tried to deceive or misrepresent her background.
The Corpus Christi Caller-Times reports:
Throughout the ordeal, Burkett stated the reason she did not obtain her American citizenship was a desire to maintain her South Korean passport, which she uses to see her family and parents, who have developed health issues.
She decided to seek citizenship after she realized she could not serve the community as a judge.
A review of Burkett's application by the Caller-Times showed that she revealed she was not a citizen when she was hired in 2015.
Burkett clearly marked that she was not a citizen but a permanent resident on a federal immigration status form that a city human resources official signed, records sent to the Caller-Times show.
A city review of its employment process earlier this year uncovered that the application for the position did not ask about citizenship — only if the candidate was able to work legally.
Burkett also renounced her South Korean citizenship.
So, it appears the Ms. Burkett did not deceive anyone, but everyone affiliated with the process of hiring her dropped the ball.
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Texas Judge Reinstated to Bench after being Suspended for not being a US Citizen!
TIM BROWN — JULY 29, 2017
Texas municipal court Judge Young Min Burkett was suspended after it was discovered she is not an united States citizen. Now, the Corpus Christi City Council has v**ed to return her to the bench after she was naturalized.
Burkett was placed on unpaid leave in May because it was discovered that she is not a US citizen.
According to reports, Burkett was supposed to go to San Antonio to expedite her citizenship application and since that time she has been naturalized.
However, following her suspension and naturalization, the Corpus Christi City Council v**ed to return her to the bench.
KRIS TV reports:
That v**e happened just after 6:00 pm Tuesday evening, but it was not unanimous.
Council members Lucy Rubio and Carolyn Vaughn again v**ed against reinstating judge Burkett.
With this second council v**e in her favor, Burkett's expected to return to work on August 14th.
Following her naturalization, Burkett told the City Council, "I know some people have concerns about me as a judge, but my whole legal career has been about serving this community. It was my passion to serve this community."
The councilwomen said Burkett should have known that U.S. citizenship was a requirement of the job.
The city charter states: "The municipal judge must also be a citizen of the United States and resident of the State of Texas."
Vaughn indicated that Burkett's past rulings, prior to becoming a citizen, have opened the city up to lawsuits.
"I believe your actions, whether you knew the qualifications or not, could end up costing our citizens thousands of dollars," Vaughn said.
Previously, Vaughn said of Burkett being on the bench without being a citizen, "I just think it's terrible. It's just, I am so disgusted with it."
"We're talking about a judge that's not a citizen of the United States and she's sitting up there ruling on our citizens. I mean, to me, that is a simple thing that should have been checked out," Vaughn said.
Ms. Rubio seemed favorable to Ms. Burkett though she v**ed against reinstating her.
"She's a great lady," said Rubio or Burkett. "She's a hard worker. Very smart. Very, I mean, just great person, but because she doesn't have that qualification, you know, unfortunately, we had to tell her that she couldn't, be removed from the bench and she could not serve."
"She's a very fair lady," Rubio added. "I've gotten no complaints from her. Everybody that has worked with her says she's very pleasant. She's a hard working individual and would rule very fairly."
Ms. Burkett, 41, is from South Korea and had been a permanent legal resident.
She applied for expedited review of her U.S. citizenship request after being removed from the bench.
Burkett says she never tried to deceive or misrepresent her background.
The Corpus Christi Caller-Times reports:
Throughout the ordeal, Burkett stated the reason she did not obtain her American citizenship was a desire to maintain her South Korean passport, which she uses to see her family and parents, who have developed health issues.
She decided to seek citizenship after she realized she could not serve the community as a judge.
A review of Burkett's application by the Caller-Times showed that she revealed she was not a citizen when she was hired in 2015.
Burkett clearly marked that she was not a citizen but a permanent resident on a federal immigration status form that a city human resources official signed, records sent to the Caller-Times show.
A city review of its employment process earlier this year uncovered that the application for the position did not ask about citizenship — only if the candidate was able to work legally.
Burkett also renounced her South Korean citizenship.
So, it appears the Ms. Burkett did not deceive anyone, but everyone affiliated with the process of hiring her dropped the ball.
Jul 30, 2017 14:25:05 #
Jul 30, 2017 16:55:23 #
GmanTerry wrote:
In-bloody-credible!!!!
And Texas. The city must be run by Demmunists.
Semper Fi
And Texas. The city must be run by Demmunists.
Semper Fi
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I'd be flat out in front of my officials Monday morning if I lived in Texas and near that district...
she needs to be arrested by ICE flat out and no
Special privileges or consideration shown just because she's a judge ?
WTF is going on ?
Really ?
Jul 30, 2017 18:46:04 #
Jul 30, 2017 19:12:36 #
GmanTerry wrote:
What happened to the country I was born into and served? This is not it.
Semper Fi
Semper Fi
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Same thoughts here and thats why I activated.
Jul 31, 2017 12:00:26 #
Sicilianthing wrote:
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Same thoughts here and thats why I activated.
Same thoughts here and thats why I activated.
I'm too long in the tooth.
Semper Fi
Jul 31, 2017 12:10:27 #
GmanTerry wrote:
I'm too long in the tooth.
Semper Fi
Semper Fi
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Noted at least you can still keep buying ammo and stock up cause we're all gonna need it.
Jul 31, 2017 16:07:23 #
Sicilianthing wrote:
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Noted at least you can still keep buying ammo and stock up cause we're all gonna need it.
Noted at least you can still keep buying ammo and stock up cause we're all gonna need it.
Too true.
Semper Fi
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