(CNSNews.com) – The University of Northern New Jersey in Cranford has no teachers and no curriculum, but it did attract more than a thousand foreign "students" who enrolled in the storefront school to fraudulently maintain their student visas.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced on Tuesday that agents from its Homeland Security Investigations have arrested 21 brokers, recruiters and employers from across the United States who allegedly conspired with the "students" in a "pay-to-stay" scheme.
The first shoe has dropped on a major post-Scalia case before the U.S. Supreme Court. Perhaps more accurately, the work boot dropped. It thudded on the expectations of those who favor personal and economic liberty.
In a 4-4 deadlock, the Court permitted the state of California to continue forcing workers to subsidize government unions, as the price for working for state and local government. The euphemism for this shakedown is "fair share agency fee."
