By Carl Shusterman
If you had to choose between prosecuting murderers and rapists or persons with traffic tickets, who would you give priority to?
Sort of a no-brainer, isn't it?
You would think so, but the way the federal government has prosecuted illegal aliens accused of crimes has traditionally not followed this logic. On Aug. 18, however, the Obama administration announced that all 300,000 illegal aliens currently in removal proceedin...
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