Budzbuddha
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Cockroaches all looking to get attention- its like repubes greatest hits . Brett “ i like calendars “ Kavanaugh forgets he “ loves beer “ and assaulting women.
Incorrigible then ?
Incorrigible then ?
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TacoMac
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That is not what the ruling states at all.
I'm no fan of Kavanaugh at all, but he's right on this. People are intentionally misinterpreting the ruling to bash him. They're pulling a Fox News / OAN / RT hit job and it's disgraceful.
hanimmal
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Yeah? They are getting laptops from blind guys and saying that it was proof that Kavanaugh was whatever shit they photoshopped?
Budzbuddha
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DIY-HP-LED
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And about 5 months later 73 million moral morons voted for him to do it all over again. They fought hard to make him dictator for life and some even tried to stage an insurrection by sacking the capital. Racism and bigotry not only make people stupid and amoral, it drives them crazy too.
DIY-HP-LED
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Someone is gonna kill this cocksucker one day, or perhaps he might end up in prison with Trump. If given a chance this asshole would be supervising hundreds of death camps for brown and black people, a final solution to the race problem in America. Hate crimes against humanity hiding out as policy is his specialty.
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Texas, Stephen Miller sue to force deportation of children, other migrants due to pandemic | TheHill
Texas, Stephen Miller sue to force deportation of children, other migrants due to pandemic
The state of Texas, with assistance by former President Trump aide Stephen Miller, filed another suit challenging President Biden’s immigration policies on Thursday, turning to the courts to force the administration to expel all migrants using a law that allows swift deportation in the name of the coronavirus pandemic.
The Biden administration has been relying heavily on a Trump-era "Title 42" rule to quickly deport a majority of those who attempt to cross the southern border, but it has made exceptions for unaccompanied children and some families.
Texas’s suit argues that the administration’s “abandonment of their authority” under the law means “more Texans will be exposed to Covid-19, more Texans will contract Covid-19, more Texans will die of Covid-19 and Texas will incur significant costs in terms of health care and law enforcement resources.”
In March alone, the Biden administration used its Title 42 authorities to expel more than 100,000 of the 172,000 people who crossed the southwest border, many of them single adults. Another 68,000-plus were expelled under Title 8, which allows deportation of those who violated immigration law by entering the country between ports of entry.
Still, the Biden administration is dealing with record numbers of children in government custody along with pressure to ensure proper coronavirus protocols in both its facilities and for Department of Homeland Security (DHS) workers.
As of Wednesday, the government had more than 21,000 children in custody.
The suit, filed in U.S. District Court for the northern district of Texas, argues the Biden administration violated the Administrative Procedures Act, among other laws, and asks for an injunction to force DHS to “return all covered aliens to Mexico” or detain them for at least 14 days before release.
DHS did not respond to request for comment. But administration officials have repeatedly said they would not use Title 42 or any other law that would leave children stranded alone on the other side of the border.
“We have a number of unaccompanied minors, children who are coming into the country without their families. What we are not doing, what the last administration did was separate those kids, rip them from the arms of their parents at the border. We are not doing that,” White House press secretary Jen Psaki said in February.
“These kids, we have a couple of options. We can send them back home and do a dangerous journey back. We are not doing that, either. That is also putting them at risk. We can quickly transfer them from CBP to these HHS-run facilities,” she added, referring to U.S. Customs and Border Protection and the Department of Health and Human Services.
Critics called the Texas suit an attack on children, given that exceptions to Title 42 have largely gone to minors
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Texas, Stephen Miller sue to force deportation of children, other migrants due to pandemic | TheHill
Texas, Stephen Miller sue to force deportation of children, other migrants due to pandemic
The state of Texas, with assistance by former President Trump aide Stephen Miller, filed another suit challenging President Biden’s immigration policies on Thursday, turning to the courts to force the administration to expel all migrants using a law that allows swift deportation in the name of the coronavirus pandemic.
The Biden administration has been relying heavily on a Trump-era "Title 42" rule to quickly deport a majority of those who attempt to cross the southern border, but it has made exceptions for unaccompanied children and some families.
Texas’s suit argues that the administration’s “abandonment of their authority” under the law means “more Texans will be exposed to Covid-19, more Texans will contract Covid-19, more Texans will die of Covid-19 and Texas will incur significant costs in terms of health care and law enforcement resources.”
In March alone, the Biden administration used its Title 42 authorities to expel more than 100,000 of the 172,000 people who crossed the southwest border, many of them single adults. Another 68,000-plus were expelled under Title 8, which allows deportation of those who violated immigration law by entering the country between ports of entry.
Still, the Biden administration is dealing with record numbers of children in government custody along with pressure to ensure proper coronavirus protocols in both its facilities and for Department of Homeland Security (DHS) workers.
As of Wednesday, the government had more than 21,000 children in custody.
The suit, filed in U.S. District Court for the northern district of Texas, argues the Biden administration violated the Administrative Procedures Act, among other laws, and asks for an injunction to force DHS to “return all covered aliens to Mexico” or detain them for at least 14 days before release.
DHS did not respond to request for comment. But administration officials have repeatedly said they would not use Title 42 or any other law that would leave children stranded alone on the other side of the border.
“We have a number of unaccompanied minors, children who are coming into the country without their families. What we are not doing, what the last administration did was separate those kids, rip them from the arms of their parents at the border. We are not doing that,” White House press secretary Jen Psaki said in February.
“These kids, we have a couple of options. We can send them back home and do a dangerous journey back. We are not doing that, either. That is also putting them at risk. We can quickly transfer them from CBP to these HHS-run facilities,” she added, referring to U.S. Customs and Border Protection and the Department of Health and Human Services.
Critics called the Texas suit an attack on children, given that exceptions to Title 42 have largely gone to minors
more...
DIY-HP-LED
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'She Mowed Him Down': Sen. Kennedy Grills Stacey Abrams On Georgia Law
Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., questioned Georgia Democrat Stacey Abrams this week during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on voting rights, seemingly trying to stump Abrams. The panel discusses.
Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., questioned Georgia Democrat Stacey Abrams this week during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on voting rights, seemingly trying to stump Abrams. The panel discusses.
Fogdog
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So, these direct quotes from justices. Are they "hit jobs"?
Justice Brett Kavanaugh, who wrote the majority opinion, said the kind of discretionary sentencing followed by Mississippi "has resulted in numerous sentences less than life without parole for defendants who otherwise would have received mandatory life-without-parole sentences."
Justice Sonia Sotomayor dissented, joined by Justice Stephen Breyer and Justice Elena Kagan. She wrote that the court's earlier rulings said a lifetime sentence for a juvenile offender is disproportionate for all but the rarest children whose crimes represent irreparable corruption.
"The question is whether the state, at some point, must consider whether a juvenile offender has demonstrated maturity and rehabilitation sufficient to merit a chance at life beyond the prison in which he has grown up. For most, the answer is yes," she wrote
The difference between Democrats and Republicans cannot be more clearly shown than in the differences IN OPINION between Kavanaugh and Sotomayor.
Kavanaugh: "has resulted in numerous sentences less than life". He wants blood. Justice isn't in his consideration whatsoever. Just mindlessly apply the law when the person isn't a rich white man. In his world, rich white men never face mandatory maximum penalties. Kavanaugh sexually assaulted a girl and nobody in his party seemed to be concerned about it.
Sotomayor: "the state must at some point consider whether a juvenile offender has demonstrated maturity and rehabilitation. " Simply recognizing the fact that a life prison sentence for a fifteen year old kid meets the threshold for cruel and unusual punishment.
DIY-HP-LED
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Sen Sheldon White house seems concerned and is investigating the "investigation" under the Trump administration. If he can demonstrate that he lied during his confirmation hearing, he can force his resignation, or have a very messy and very public impeachment trial.
what investigation? (rhetorical)
CunningCanuk
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Good posts, gentlemen. Unfortunately though Justice Taco has you guys on ignore, me thinks.
Fogdog
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lulz
Yes, Taco can't handle people pointing out how he is so often wrong. Naturally, I've been his ignore list. Been there for a couple of years, I think.
lol at "hit jobs". Taco was never shy about exaggeration.
CunningCanuk
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He’s missing out on much needed wisdom.
Budzbuddha
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Not sure which party team she will align ( repub puppet or Independent ) ... in Cali .
But I also say HELL NO . Non qualified and a trump fan , better off electing a ferret.....
Still waiting for planet to spin off axis and head toward the sun.
Jeezus , 21st century sucks
But I also say HELL NO . Non qualified and a trump fan , better off electing a ferret.....
Still waiting for planet to spin off axis and head toward the sun.
Jeezus , 21st century sucks
DIY-HP-LED
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I believe he is suffering from a lot of physical pain from what I can gather and I infer it is impacting his mood. Though politeness was never his strong point and most folks hate to be wrong.
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TacoMac
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She's running as a republican because she is a republican. She was a huge Trump supporter until he said derogatory things about transgender people. (Go figure.)
so perfect; cops love their own echo chamber where no one can talk back to them or they have to see anothers' thoughts because only theirs matters.