Once upon a time, people lived out their fantasies on "Fantasy Island."  Today, they wear a black robe and fantasize about being president. We've discussed judicial activism often in these pages.  However, I think we are now beyond "activism."  This is more like "black robes out of control," or judges who have decided to live out their presidential fantasies from the bench.    After all, if you can't run for president, then why not play one from your bench?    Even Mr. Roarke didn't think of this.  Tattoo would have responded: "Are you kidding, boss?" This is from the Miami Herald: Circuit Judge Milton Hirsch wrote that the policy violated the Tenth Amendment, which limits the reach of the federal government over states. "Of course we must protect our country from the problems associated with unregulated immigration," Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Milton...(Read Full Post)