That notion was proven wrong because it was based on the incorrect assumption that all three branches couldn't become corrupted by the same group of people at the same time.
... we are on another page now, and if you are not responding to the post directly above you, it is considered pretty smart to direct a post.
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Regrettably, not really under the current circumstances.
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Canadian Fisher accosted and detained by US police. In Canada.
Quebec man warning Canadian boaters after he was detained by U.S. Coast guard, put in jail cell
A Quebec man says he is outraged after the U.S. Coast Guard accused him of fishing in American waters and then arrested him before putting him in a jail cell for nearly two hours.
But he only killed foreigners abroad, and he was an (ex) US soldier at the time so that's OK.
And while we're at it, there should be a reiteration that if you are a US citizen, you are not required to carry papers! You may need a license to drive or a real ID to fly, but you need nothing to walk down the street. If they don't have a substantive reason to believe you're not a citizen, there is no proper reason for a challenge, and if challenged a response of "◊◊◊◊ you, I'm a citizen" should suffice. No matter how alien you look, if you're a citizen you need not carry any card of any color. It is not your duty to prove anything!Once we are done with Trump, congress needs to pass a law that defines federal law enforcement better. They seem to be assuming that it is safe to arrest anyone with an accent and no green card on them.
It needs to say that ICE can detain you for only a limited time. Much less than 24 hours. To then prove that you are not a citizen or permanent resident. In fact the rules and law is ridiculously loose. Arresting people at their immigration hearing has to be blocked too.The Trump administration is telling immigrants 'Carry your papers.' Here's what to know.
Immigrants have long been required to carry ID proving they're in the US legally, but the rule was not enforced. Until now.www.usatoday.com
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'I have seen my family for the first time in more than 160 days' | Kilmar Abrego Garcia released, reunited with family
U.S. District Judge Waverly Crenshaw upheld his release last month, saying he saw no evidence Abrego Garcia "has ever been affiliated" with MS-13 or any other gang.
also “There is no evidence before the Court that Abrego: has markings or tattoos showing gang affiliation; has working relationships with known MS-13 members; ever told any of the witnesses that he is a MS-13 member; or has ever been affiliated with any sort of gang activity… Based on the record before it, for the Court to find that Abrego is member of or in affiliation with MS-13, it would have to make so many inferences from the Government’s proffered evidence in its favor that such conclusion would border on fanciful,” Crenshaw wrote.
