lawgator1
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This is so mind numbingly dumb in comparison.Hey... remember... "The Feds" are just another extension of the police or the military. When Kaepernick was taking a knee against the machine, a bunch of people were ready to cancel him on his stance. So now, don't you get weak kneed and want to now pop s^^t on the Feds now.
Whether the bill is perfect is the wrong question. It is what will pass and at least somewhat restrict illegals from entering. Its at the very least a step in the right direction.
Why would Trump want to stop that? There is only one answer, and many Republican Senators are out there saying exactly what has happened: Trump would rather have this as a wedge issue than allow progress to be made.
Do you actually believe that nonsense you just posted?1. The federal government not doing more to enforce illegal immigration laws is bad
2. A state going rogue against the constitution has the potential to put forth a dangerous precedent
3. SCOTUS having a 5:4 vote on the matter is concerning and highlights partisanship. Their job is to base judgement on constitutional law, and the constitution is VERY clear in this instance. We no longer have a reliable judicial branch of government, without that fair check and balance the threat to our governmental system grows exponentially.
A.) Don't deny for three years that there is a problem. He's only claiming there is one now in attempt to deflect from his own incompetence.He called Republican Senators and told them not to vote for it so he could run on it as an issue.
They've had three years to deal with it but neglected it at every turn, even when pressed on it. And we've repeatedly been assured there is no issue at all. Democrats made that bed, now the can lay in it.He called Republican Senators and told them not to vote for it so he could run on it as an issue.