Because for immigrant like me that is the interface. I do not care what is under the hood.
Imagine I go to court, win a case and go home safely only to find cops arresting me again because the judge has changed and new judge has changed previous judge's decision.
As much as I might blame the new judges it lowers the respect and reliability of the court as an institution itself. This damage is far more serious than short term effects.
I see what you're saying, but in this case it's hard for me to see how Trump is "under the hood". DHS is doing what they've been told to do. There are reports that in response to questions to why they're doing what they're doing, border security have been explained it's because of the Executive Order. Using your analogy, you might as well blame all US citizens. I don't think that'd be fair, either.
> Using your analogy, you might as well blame all US citizens
Of course US citizens are responsible for all the actions of their President. You cant brush off your responsibility by claiming you did not vote for him.
Because for immigrant like me that is the interface. I do not care what is under the hood.
Imagine I go to court, win a case and go home safely only to find cops arresting me again because the judge has changed and new judge has changed previous judge's decision.
As much as I might blame the new judges it lowers the respect and reliability of the court as an institution itself. This damage is far more serious than short term effects.