VIDEO: DHS Kicking out Legal Immigrants including a professional and an earthquake engineer.

As the U.S. Chamber of Commerce renews their efforts to pass the Senate’s stalled immigration overhaul that includes legalizing millions of illegal aliens, the U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services (USCIS) continues its history of trying to kick out taxpaying, crime-free, professional legal immigrants—including earthquake engineers stuck in the broken system.

In the court proceeding at the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in Pasadena, California, Patricia Peters v. Janet Napolitano, No: 10-55889, the three panel of judges appear in disbelief as to why the government has been trying to deport Peters. This case was originally filed against President George Bush’s DHS chief Michael Chertoff and was automatically transferred to the new DHS chief Jeh Charles Johnson after Napolitano resigned.

Judge Callahan quizzed Office of Immigration Litigation (OIL) lawyer under the DHS, Patricia Bruckner, “Why are you so intent on removing this woman? In probably all of the people I have seen in ten years, she seems to be the least culpable and the most productive.”

Judge Callahan quizzed the Office of Immigration Litigation (OIL) lawyer under the DHS, Patricia Bruckner, “Why are you so intent on removing this woman? In probably all of the people I have seen in ten years, she seems to be the least culpable and the most productive.”

“If you are on FOX News when you don’t remove someone; and it is a drunk driver that kills a citizen—you know, we have ordered removal, and they are not gone and they kill someone,” Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Consuelo Callahan said to Bruckner. “I don’t think you would be on FOX News for letting Miss Peters stay.”

“You would probably not make the news at all but you will go home and sleep better at night,” Judge Richard Tallman added.

“Perhaps you can address the question Judge Callahan raised earlier which is: Why are we here?” Judge Richard Clifton asked.

Keep reading and watch the 14 minute video of the court proceedings.