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And we're told that just by being here they prove they aren't law abiding. How many law abiding DACA kids registered only to find out later that the new president now wants to deport them and by registering they held up a nice neon sign for him? Oh, I'm sorry, I forgot: it isn't the president who terminated the DACA program who wants to deport them, it's the Democrats who won't grovel at his feet who want to do it.
It is part of her overall identity - she described herself in an essay she wrote for Harpers.
Ahhh, more MAGA by going back to the 50's. You just have to love this administration's forward thinking.
Thanks...I was hoping because of her new found notoriety that she didn't feel pressured to declare.
huh.
He's like the board mascot for the right. Everything is over-exaggerated and ridiculous. It's almost like he's doing a caricature to make fun of Fox News watchers. Sad thing is, he's not. It's really his opinions. But he's also a troll.
For anyone that posts about Trump on this board, claiming the above about a non-liberal, is highly laughable. The breathless histrionics here are palpable every single day.
The census is mandated by the Constitution, and it requires that ALL persons (including illegal immigrants) are counted.
ALL people will not be counted regardless of whether the question is asked on the census. I suspect this is one of those debates that can be argued either way and most people will decide based on their political leanings.
Right. but asking a question isn't unconstitutional. Frankly, avoiding the census is the illegal act.
Which conflicts with one's right to not incriminate himself with an admission. Hence the legal conundrum.
I don't think that a citizenship question would be unconstitutional unless there was evidence that the Trump administration was deliberately trying to suppress census responses. For example, if they announced that there would be increased ICE patrols in blue states on the days that the census was enumerated. Or if they tried to repeal confidentiality requirements.
Not since 1950
It won't accomplish that purpose, since the undocumented will just refuse to fill out the census entirely rather than have a choice of telling the truth and letting ICE know where they are living for easy deportation or in the alternative committing perjury by claiming to be a US citizen.
Forgot she's a lawyer too. Trump could have a dream team of Ann Coulter and Undead Barbie.
More than his net worth is up over the same time periodMatthias said:
Lol on “soft people in the middle and on the right” comment. So apparently if you don’t like Trump you’re soft But I digress....
Teddy Roosevelt was brash, he's an American hero. I don't think it's the brashness. I think it's the narcissism.
Interesting. I genuinely wonder what caused this, given that the economy is (at least hopefully for only a short time) no longer booming. Couple that with the elicit affairs (I mean, that had to lose some religious people), the uneventful budget signing, etc. and I'm not identifying some specific positive that has happened recently. Is there a statistically proven lag in these polls?
