Traitor Watch - The 45 & 47 Thread
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This the same asshat who threatened AOC with charges, but then ran off with tail betwixt his legs when he realized she knew way more than he did? Yeah, I'm sure the entirety of Boston is quaking in their boots.Maybe blindly firing because the word "probationary" was attached(whether it was just the position or their actual employment) was a bad idea...
Also:
Tom Homan, President Trump's border czar, says he's "bringing hell" to sanctuary city Boston
President Donald Trump's border czar Tom Homan issued a stern warning for Boston officials when it comes to its sanctuary city policies.www.cbsnews.com
Seriously, this guy (and the entirety of the Trump administration) proves that they're all talk and bluster, but when faced with any real resistance or people who know what they're doing, they back down fast. It's no wonder the world laughs at us.
Yes, Musk did cause a lot of problems when he tried this email bullshit at twitter. And he did have to rehire a great deal, got sued a lot, lost money. But it was one of his ketamine fueled 'brilliant ideas' so of course he'd try it again.
Trump advisor pushes to axe Canada from Five Eyes, sources tell FT
Peter Navarro, one of Donald Trump’s closest advisers, proposed expelling Canada from the Five Eyes intelligence-sharing network, the Financial Times reported citing people familiar with his efforts inside the administration.
Pettiness and mineral rights?
I meant the stated reasons. Canada's military dependence (should say INTERdependence) and China and Russia operating in the navigable Arctic.
say goodbye to social security and Medicare.
abcnews.go.com
no matter what they pretend, The Party will ALWAYS fall in line for Dear Leader.
House Republicans narrowly pass measure to fund Trump's agenda after last-minute drama
The House passed the GOP budget plan for Trump's agenda Tuesday night after briefly pulling it from the schedule.
abcnews.go.com
no matter what they pretend, The Party will ALWAYS fall in line for Dear Leader.
Immigration officials say everyone living in the US illegally must register. What does that mean?
Immigration officials are saying that anyone living in the U.S. illegally will soon have to register with the federal government, and those who fail to do so could face fines, imprisonment or both.
apnews.com
Oh, this is going to be MUCH easier than having to figure them out.
Edit - Assuming everyone complies, I guess, but I don't know why they wouldn't.
But they HAVE to. It's the LAW.
This is actually a really evil/smart play. It's like the Kansas drug tax.
If you actually register (or pay the tax) they now know to keep an eye on you. You're on a list. If you don't and you're picked up for literally whatever reason, then you're a criminal.
This negates the whole 'being here illegally isn't a crime' dodge. It is something they can be charged with so they can now legally be held and dealt with through the criminal justice system.
If you actually register (or pay the tax) they now know to keep an eye on you. You're on a list. If you don't and you're picked up for literally whatever reason, then you're a criminal.
This negates the whole 'being here illegally isn't a crime' dodge. It is something they can be charged with so they can now legally be held and dealt with through the criminal justice system.
Being in the US illegally is a misdemeanor. Literally the same as littering or jaywalking.
So they can't be detained and removed for it?
Depends on where they're at, but not typically. Those are ticketable offenses, not arrestable offenses.
This could be used as an arrestable offense.
Again, this is a maneuver designed to add one more thing that people can be charged with. If it was a monetary fine, I'd call it a money grab, but that's not what they're going for. This is going to be used to generate reasonable suspicion/PC so people of any ethnicity can be held while they're "checked out", searched, subject to the whole indignity of the initial contact with the criminal justice system and leave them with no recourse.
Right now if a cop sees a group of latino people standing alongside the road by a Home Depot, they can suspect a lot. They can approach and attempt a conversation, but they have no standing to demand papers or anything like that.
With something like this, that cop can demand IDs or hold people under that suspicion until they're checked out and even then they can be charged with interference or some other bullshit cops pull when they're trying to be dicks.
Honestly, if we had that, we'd pretty much have a congress capable of using impeachment to actually remove a president.