What happened to oath of office to enforce laws and constitution?
[From article]
Gov.-elect Charlie Baker said a federal case in which an illegal immigrant bribed a RMV clerk up to $1,000 to score dozens of Bay State driver’s licenses is “as good an example as any” of the trickle-down effect of the nation’s “broken” immigration policy.
Speaking in an interview on the new “Boston Herald Drive” morning news show on Boston Herald Radio, said he wants to be part of a state and local effort to engage the feds on how to mold immigration protocol, including moving the state into compliance with the federal law known as REAL ID.
He cited a Herald story today detailing how an illegal immigrant is facing charges of bribing a Registry of Motor Vehicles clerk at the agency’s Revere branch for at least 29 driver’s licenses — with the payments ranging anywhere from $100 to $1,000. At least two other illegal immigrants and three RMV officials have been charged as part of an ongoing investigation in recent years, the Herald reported.
http://www.bostonherald.com/news_opinion/local_coverage/2015/01/baker_rmv_bribery_case_is_example_of_broken_fed_immigration
Baker: RMV bribery case is example of ‘broken’ fed immigration policy
Monday, January 5, 2015
By: Matt Stout
Boston Herald
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