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And you guys were doing so good :(((

Well at least I learned today that collusion is fine as long as you get away with it. Woohoo! :laughing:

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Originally Posted by Frownland (Post 1854798)

What a bulletproof justification. Solid and wholly necessary post there mr dude.

Meant for Chula but it still applies. Take to PM boys.

How are they supposed to get validation from their peers of they do this privately?

More PMs. I like this thread. Don't ruin it y'all.

This thread is tons of fun since there's a news article about Trump being published online every 5 minutes or something.

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Originally Posted by Frownland (Post 1854802)

More PMs. I like this thread. Don't ruin it y'all.

Anyone who goes crying to a mod is a snitch bitch

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Originally Posted by Frownland (Post 1854670)

If immigration is a federally handled issue, then any immigration laws issued by smaller forms of government are unconstitutional :wave:.

That isn't true. States and local levels don't HAVE to assist ICE agents. ICE agents can still come in and do their own raids but it isn't unconstitutional.

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Thus the question: Are state and local governments required to help the feds enforce federal law? In a word: No.

The term "sanctuary cities" is not a legal term, but it has been applied by those in government and the media to describe municipalities that offer expanded social services to the undocumented and decline to help the feds find them — including the case of Chicago's offering undocumented immigrants money for legal fees to resist federal deportation. As unwise as these expenditures may be by cities that are essentially bankrupt and rely on federal largesse in order to remain in the black, they are not unlawful. Cities and towns are free to expand the availability of social services however they please, taking into account the local political climate.

https://www.creators.com/read/judge-...y-cities-legal

Tfw smaller governments making laws that only the federal government can make is inherently unconstitutional.

The precedent