A LIST OF THE NFL PLAYER’S WHO ARE UNDER SUSPENSION LEADING INTO THE 2014 SEASON

The players in the NFL are under intense scrutiny right now. So Street Justice has decided to provide you with a list of the players who are suspended leading into the 2014 season, just in case you can’t keep up!

SUSPENDED NFL PLAY

Keep in mine these suspensions could potentially change at some point over the next few weeks. The NFL and NFLPA implementing new drug policies that could possibly have a dramatic effect on some of the suspensions below.

A new policy wouldn’t guarantee that any player would have their suspension reduced, but it would mean they could get their case re-examined.

For now, all 39 players on this list are suspended.

One game (4)

WR Dwayne Bowe, Kansas City

LB Nigel Bradham, Buffalo

WR Marlon Moore, Cleveland

QB Dominique Davis, free agent

Two games (3)

DB Chris Lewis-Harris, Cincinnati

DB Brandon Meriweather, Washington

RB Ray Rice, Baltimore

Three games (1)

WR Jerome Simpson, Minnesota

Four games (21)

WR Stedman Bailey, St. Louis

DE Frank Alexander, Carolina

DB Brandon Browner, New England

DB Jakar Hamilton, Dallas

OL Eric Herman, New York Giants

OL Lane Johnson, Philadelphia

DB Reshad Jones, Miami

DE Dion Jordan, Miami

LB Robert Mathis, Indianapolis

K Matt Prater, Denver

WR Ace Sanders, Jacksonville

DB Orlando Scandrick , Dallas

OL Donald Stephenson, Kansas City

WR Brian Tyms, New England

WR Wes Welker, Denver

DB Jayron Hosley, New York Giants

LB Erin Henderson, free agent

DL Spencer Nealy, free agent

OL Rokevious Watkins, free agent

DL Brandon Moore, free agent

LB Jake Knott, free agent

Six games (2)

DB Will Hill, Baltimore

Colts owner Jim Irsay

Eight games (1)

RB Andre Brown, free agent

Nine games (1)

LB Aldon Smith, San Francisco

10 games (1)

DL Josh Brent, retired, Cowboys own rights

Indefinitely suspended (Can apply for reinstatement after the 2014 season) (6)

WR Justin Blackmon, Jacksonville

WR Josh Gordon, Cleveland

DB Tanard Jackson, Washington

LB Daryl Washington, Arizona

WR LaVon Brazill, free agent

TE Fred Davis, free agent

THE LAW ON IMMIGRANT MINORS

Neither the surge of influx of children crossing the border into the United States nor the legislation to do something about the immigration minors is enough for our government to rely on bi-partisan politics as a solution to the problem . Under current law a child apprehended entering into this Country will not be sent back to their respective country until they have had a hearing. In most instances, the children will be given the opportunity to acquire authorization to stay in the country. The origins of illegal immigration date to the late nineteenth century. In 1875, a federal law was passed which prohibited entry of convicts and prostitutes. In 1882 President Chester A. Arthur banned almost all Chinese immigration to the United States, and shortly thereafter barred paupers, criminals and the mentally ill from entering. Although this affected only a small percentage of immigrants, there were now distinctions between legal and illegal immigration. Before this, immigration was barely regulated. So what is “THE LAW ON IMMIGRANT MINORS?”

Before we look further into the anatomy of “Immigration Reform”, I want you to view this matter objectively without the spin of politics. Because as I see it, both parties are equally responsible for the current laws on the books. It’s amazing how after shit blows up in their faces, each party tries their best to cover up the smell with some off brand fragrance. Everybody always wants to adopt the quick fix prowess as a solution. Which in essence merely delays the inevitable because at the end of the day, “the smell is still lingering.” So lets be clear, the immigration laws; as a whole, have been yet another failed policy for this country. Now in my honest opinion, there is absolutely nothing wrong with trial and error. But what irks me is none of the politician are willing to accept RESPONSIBILITY. At some point this country with have another progressive spurt like the one embodied in the “DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE” and see through the smoking mirrors.

The fact is children have arrived in the United States without their parents for decades, but over the past two years the flow has become a veritable flood of youths — mostly from Central America — crossing the border in groups and sometimes with the help of adult migrant-smugglers. Their numbers are so large that earlier this month President Barack Obama called the situation a humanitarian crisis. Since 2009, the number of unaccompanied minors apprehended crossing the U.S. border has sharply increased. The journey for these children is long, expensive, and dangerous. So is President Obama soft on matters related to immigration & foreign policies or is his administration following the laws passed by Congress when he steps up and tries to an issue that has  been a part of this country dating back to the late nineteenth century. So what does the actual law on Immigration say about the “Immigration of Minors?”

THE CHILD STATUS PROTECTION ACT (CSPA)

The Child Status Protection Act (CSPA) was signed into law on August 6, 2002. CSPA was enacted to address the problem of minor children losing their eligibility for immigration benefits because they had aged-out or turned 21 years old as a result of processing delays on the part of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services or the Department of State. It was not intended to benefit an applicant who aged-out due to the unavailability of a visa number.

Now you know how we do it here at STREET JUSTICE, I have no intentions on trying to spoon feed you with the tracking language hiding in plain site. All you have to do is GOOGLE the CHILD STATUS PROTECTION ACT (CSPA) and you’ll see for yourself this has absolutely nothing to do with the Obama Administration, but it falls on the ENTIRE system of government. Because in order for the legislation to have passed into to law, Democrats as well as Republicans would have had to vote on it. Basically, the LAW ON IMMIGRANT MINORS is another magic trick; or misdirection, performed by the media and we as the audience have to simply keep our eyes on the cards. In this case the law.

Well, all of this talk about Milk & Honey has got me on edge. I think I’ll go out into my backyard take off my pants and scream at top of my lungs…And hope the entire fiasco’s not captured on tape by a flying DRONE!  Freedom, you’ve got to love it! This is Maestro.

(STEVIE “J” JORDAN) ARRESTED BY THE POLICE FOR CHILD SUPPORT

HEADLINES

“At an Atlanta court appearance Tuesday, he was ordered held until a bail hearing Wednesday. His lawyer declined comment afterward. U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara (buh-RAH’-ruh) says Jordan, an Atlanta resident, failed to pay support for two children while earning $27,000 monthly. Prosecutors say Jordan failed to make a voluntary payment in the first nine months of 2013. At the time, he earned $193,000 on the show and another $100,000 from music royalties.” WOW!

Well, it seems Love & Hip Hop’s leading man, Stevie “J” is in trouble of the law again! Forget about the weed charge for now, Stevie “J” will have to deal with paying; get this,  $1,000,000.00 dollars in the rears in back child support. It’s hard to comment on the situation without having all of the relevant facts at hand. I live in a glass house and the last thing in the world I want to do is throw rocks. Having said that, With all of the slick talk on the reality show about making hit songs, opening up a new bar & grill, and magazine ownership, the grammy winner and song writer might want to consider paying his ex child support…I’m just saying!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Plain and simple child support ain’t nothing to play with.