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Some on the Left are now arguing that the Second Amendment somehow justifies physically interfering with law enforcement. That is not what the Constitution says. At all. Let me set the record straight. You absolutely have the right to carry a gun. Period. Full stop. You do not have...

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BASH: “So are you saying it's not okay for him to exercise his Second Amendment right – not to mention his First Amendment right to be there in the first place – but his Second Amendment right to carry a gun? And if you do, you can be shot by federal law enforcement?” BOVINO: "No, I didn't say that, Dana. I never said that. What I'm saying is we respect that Second Amendment right. But those rights don't count when you riot and assault, delay, obstruct and impede law enforcement officers."
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BASH: “So are you saying it's not okay for him to exercise his Second Amendment right – not to mention his First Amendment right to be there in the first place – but his Second Amendment right to carry a gun? And if you do, you can be shot by federal law enforcement?” BOVINO: "No, I didn't say that, Dana. I never said that. What I'm saying is we respect that Second Amendment right. But those rights don't count when you riot and assault, delay, obstruct and impede law enforcement officers."

State of the Union

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.Karoline Leavitt Karoline Leavitt: The president supports the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding American citizens, absolutely...while Americans have a constitution right to bear arms, Americans do not have a Constitution right to impede lawful immigration enforcement operations and any gun owner knows that when you are carrying a weapon...and you are confronted by law enforcement you are raising the assumption of risk and the risk of force being used against you. That's unfortunately what took place on Saturday. Full video here:
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.Karoline Leavitt Karoline Leavitt: The president supports the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding American citizens, absolutely...while Americans have a constitution right to bear arms, Americans do not have a Constitution right to impede lawful immigration enforcement operations and any gun owner knows that when you are carrying a weapon...and you are confronted by law enforcement you are raising the assumption of risk and the risk of force being used against you. That's unfortunately what took place on Saturday. Full video here:

CSPAN

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As I said last night, complaining that the victim had a gun is a terrible explanation. The 2nd Amendment protects the right to bear arms for all law abiding American - not just law enforcement.
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As I said last night, complaining that the victim had a gun is a terrible explanation. The 2nd Amendment protects the right to bear arms for all law abiding American - not just law enforcement.

Marc Short

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Joe Borelli: “Well, let's be clear. Benny Johnson's right. [Alex Pretti’s] a violent psychopath who was h*ll bent on attacking federal law enforcement. We just saw that on video. I mean, he clearly spit at the law enforcement officer. He clearly was doing some sort of jujitsu kicks against the vehicle, which, you know, resulted in the vehicle being smashed and broken.” “And I think I just want to point out as someone who does believe in the Second Amendment, and there was so much made about his firearm, responsible gun owners in the concealed carry community, in the gun community, no one who's a responsible gun owner provokes and escalates a fight. That is rule number one, if you are going to carry a firearm, is that you automatically lose every fight, you walk away, you don't escalate situations, unless not with law enforcement or with anyone else. He is someone who acted wildly irresponsible.” “The media narrative about this guy, that he was the second coming of the Lord and he was just this peaceful guy, that's disproven by that video, and Benny Johnson's right.”
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Joe Borelli: “Well, let's be clear. Benny Johnson's right. [Alex Pretti’s] a violent psychopath who was h*ll bent on attacking federal law enforcement. We just saw that on video. I mean, he clearly spit at the law enforcement officer. He clearly was doing some sort of jujitsu kicks against the vehicle, which, you know, resulted in the vehicle being smashed and broken.” “And I think I just want to point out as someone who does believe in the Second Amendment, and there was so much made about his firearm, responsible gun owners in the concealed carry community, in the gun community, no one who's a responsible gun owner provokes and escalates a fight. That is rule number one, if you are going to carry a firearm, is that you automatically lose every fight, you walk away, you don't escalate situations, unless not with law enforcement or with anyone else. He is someone who acted wildly irresponsible.” “The media narrative about this guy, that he was the second coming of the Lord and he was just this peaceful guy, that's disproven by that video, and Benny Johnson's right.”

RedWave Press

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Joe Borelli: “Are you allowed to interfere with law enforcement?… If he would've stood on the sidewalk with a sign or with a camera, he would not be dead right now. But that's not what he did. He interfered with law enforcement.” Abby Phillip: “What was it about his conduct that you think was illegal or whatever it was?” Joe Borelli: “In close proximity, in contact with a law enforcement official.” Abby Phillip: “ But is he allowed to record what law enforcement is doing?” Joe Borelli: “Yes, from a safe distance. You're not allowed to actually be—“ Abby Phillip: “Okay. So, based on the video that you saw, was he at a safe distance?” Joe Borelli: “No... and he should have complied [with law enforcement].” Correct!
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Joe Borelli: “Are you allowed to interfere with law enforcement?… If he would've stood on the sidewalk with a sign or with a camera, he would not be dead right now. But that's not what he did. He interfered with law enforcement.” Abby Phillip: “What was it about his conduct that you think was illegal or whatever it was?” Joe Borelli: “In close proximity, in contact with a law enforcement official.” Abby Phillip: “ But is he allowed to record what law enforcement is doing?” Joe Borelli: “Yes, from a safe distance. You're not allowed to actually be—“ Abby Phillip: “Okay. So, based on the video that you saw, was he at a safe distance?” Joe Borelli: “No... and he should have complied [with law enforcement].” Correct!

RedWave Press

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Fiery comments from CNN's Scott Jennings on today's events in Minneapolis: "What strikes me is, first of all, it's extremely sad and unfortunate that someone died. I mean, the political fighting and disagreements aside, it's terrible. You don't want people to die in law enforcement situations or otherwise." "But it strikes me that we are undergoing an epidemic of political vigilantism right now. Why are people showing up in vehicles, in convoys, not just in Minneapolis, but all over the country in an effort to obstruct lawful federal law enforcement activities? This is not an isolated incident. We have had hundreds of car rammings against ICE agents all over the country. According to DHS, this lady in this car today, along with other vehicles, had been tracking ICE agents around. Why are people believing that they can drive their car into a federal law enforcement situation and that is an appropriate thing to do?" "I understand they don't like the fact that these agents are enforcing existing immigration law, but that's not how we change laws in this country. If you don't like law, you talk to the politicians. You don't drive your car into the middle of a building or a law enforcement situation that's being occupied by the people who are simply there to enforce the law. If I don't like how much the IRS is charging me in taxes, I don't drive my car into the Treasury Department try to run somebody over. I call my congressman." "Political vigilantism is being encouraged by Democratic officials like the lieutenant governor of Minnesota, Peggy Flanagan, who earlier this year told people to 'put your bodies on the line' and Tim Walz calling these guys gestapo all year. What do you think happens when you radicalize a base of people about this?"
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Fiery comments from CNN's Scott Jennings on today's events in Minneapolis: "What strikes me is, first of all, it's extremely sad and unfortunate that someone died. I mean, the political fighting and disagreements aside, it's terrible. You don't want people to die in law enforcement situations or otherwise." "But it strikes me that we are undergoing an epidemic of political vigilantism right now. Why are people showing up in vehicles, in convoys, not just in Minneapolis, but all over the country in an effort to obstruct lawful federal law enforcement activities? This is not an isolated incident. We have had hundreds of car rammings against ICE agents all over the country. According to DHS, this lady in this car today, along with other vehicles, had been tracking ICE agents around. Why are people believing that they can drive their car into a federal law enforcement situation and that is an appropriate thing to do?" "I understand they don't like the fact that these agents are enforcing existing immigration law, but that's not how we change laws in this country. If you don't like law, you talk to the politicians. You don't drive your car into the middle of a building or a law enforcement situation that's being occupied by the people who are simply there to enforce the law. If I don't like how much the IRS is charging me in taxes, I don't drive my car into the Treasury Department try to run somebody over. I call my congressman." "Political vigilantism is being encouraged by Democratic officials like the lieutenant governor of Minnesota, Peggy Flanagan, who earlier this year told people to 'put your bodies on the line' and Tim Walz calling these guys gestapo all year. What do you think happens when you radicalize a base of people about this?"

Curtis Houck

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Must Listen: Justice Alito reveals the obvious irony of citing the Black Codes as justification for Hawaii’s 2023 firearm restriction law. “They wanted to disarm the Black population in order to help the Klan terrorize them...they wanted to put them at the mercy of racist law enforcement officers. So is it not the height of irony to cite a law that was enacted for exactly the purpose of preventing someone from exercising the Second Amendment right, to cite this as an example of what the Second Amendment protects.”⁩
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Must Listen: Justice Alito reveals the obvious irony of citing the Black Codes as justification for Hawaii’s 2023 firearm restriction law. “They wanted to disarm the Black population in order to help the Klan terrorize them...they wanted to put them at the mercy of racist law enforcement officers. So is it not the height of irony to cite a law that was enacted for exactly the purpose of preventing someone from exercising the Second Amendment right, to cite this as an example of what the Second Amendment protects.”⁩

Carrie Severino

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Gallego on Mamdani: "It's okay to say 'I disagree with this, this, and this, but I agree with that.' But the idea that we're just gonna throw out people that are really bringing in new ideas to the fold, exciting people, just because they're slightly to the right or to the left of us is dumb. The problem with Democrats is that we have been shrinking our tent as much as possible to the point where there are not many people left. And that happens on the left side of our party and it also happens on the right side of the party."
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Gallego on Mamdani: "It's okay to say 'I disagree with this, this, and this, but I agree with that.' But the idea that we're just gonna throw out people that are really bringing in new ideas to the fold, exciting people, just because they're slightly to the right or to the left of us is dumb. The problem with Democrats is that we have been shrinking our tent as much as possible to the point where there are not many people left. And that happens on the left side of our party and it also happens on the right side of the party."

Aaron Rupar

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🚨 HOLY CRAP! The Florida CFO says ANYONE who tries attacking or killing Florida law enforcement can "expect to be DEAD" This applies to Iranian-linked or Muslim terrorists! ☀️ "Expect to be PUT IN THE DIRT. It's simple as that!" "Florida law enforcement DOES NOT STAND for ANY of that CRAP." "If you are going to come after our law enforcement with the intent to hurt or kill law enforcement, expect to be dead." "They have every right to protect themselves, to get home to their families, and we are going to stand with them when incidents like that happen." — Blaise Ingoglia Not. In. Florida.
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🚨 HOLY CRAP! The Florida CFO says ANYONE who tries attacking or killing Florida law enforcement can "expect to be DEAD" This applies to Iranian-linked or Muslim terrorists! ☀️ "Expect to be PUT IN THE DIRT. It's simple as that!" "Florida law enforcement DOES NOT STAND for ANY of that CRAP." "If you are going to come after our law enforcement with the intent to hurt or kill law enforcement, expect to be dead." "They have every right to protect themselves, to get home to their families, and we are going to stand with them when incidents like that happen." — Blaise Ingoglia Not. In. Florida.

Eric Daugherty

551,128 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

CNN's Brad Todd Todd: "You peacefully protest in the town square. You peacefully protest with a letter to the editor. You peacefully violence right now -- you peacefully protest by starting a letter to the editor or a podcast" "No, no you cannot interfere with [law enforcement]" "Civil disobedience is honored in this country and always should be." "First off, you can't interfere with federal law enforcement activity and it's a violation of Minnesota state law if your interference with that activity causes someone who's guilty of something or being pursued to be a get away, let's go back -- hold on. Civil disobedience is an honored tradition in this country. We want to keep it. That means that you have to be willing to take the legal punishment that comes with that action, to demonstrate that the laws are immoral. That's what civil disobedience is." "They have a right to protest. It's not advisable to go interfere with lawful law enforcement activity" "Look, I don't think we have training for people who are in the immigration police to conduct, do crowd control. That's why the local police need to be there to be a buffer between protesters who are not trying to disrupt."
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CNN's Brad Todd Todd: "You peacefully protest in the town square. You peacefully protest with a letter to the editor. You peacefully violence right now -- you peacefully protest by starting a letter to the editor or a podcast" "No, no you cannot interfere with [law enforcement]" "Civil disobedience is honored in this country and always should be." "First off, you can't interfere with federal law enforcement activity and it's a violation of Minnesota state law if your interference with that activity causes someone who's guilty of something or being pursued to be a get away, let's go back -- hold on. Civil disobedience is an honored tradition in this country. We want to keep it. That means that you have to be willing to take the legal punishment that comes with that action, to demonstrate that the laws are immoral. That's what civil disobedience is." "They have a right to protest. It's not advisable to go interfere with lawful law enforcement activity" "Look, I don't think we have training for people who are in the immigration police to conduct, do crowd control. That's why the local police need to be there to be a buffer between protesters who are not trying to disrupt."

Curtis Houck

32,312 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

T.I. expressed his confusion to Deante Kyle about people serving prison time for possessing a firearm as a felon, He claims he learnt that federal laws are based off the guidelines of the Constitution, and the Second Amendment states that people have the right to bear arms and that those rights are inalienable👀🫩 “Now in my research and my studies i have found that federal laws are based off of the guidelines of the constitution, constitution second amendment says we have the right to bear arms, those rights or that right is inalienable, inalienable means it can’t be taken away or given away, so if the right to bear arms is an inalienable right, how are there so many people doing time because they had a firearm as a felon”
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T.I. expressed his confusion to Deante Kyle about people serving prison time for possessing a firearm as a felon, He claims he learnt that federal laws are based off the guidelines of the Constitution, and the Second Amendment states that people have the right to bear arms and that those rights are inalienable👀🫩 “Now in my research and my studies i have found that federal laws are based off of the guidelines of the constitution, constitution second amendment says we have the right to bear arms, those rights or that right is inalienable, inalienable means it can’t be taken away or given away, so if the right to bear arms is an inalienable right, how are there so many people doing time because they had a firearm as a felon”

flame⛧

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ABC’s Rachel Scott: “There’s a lot of emotion in Minnesota across the country over this incident, but you’re calling Renee Good a deranged leftist. There’s been heated rhetoric that we’ve also heard from officials. What responsibility do you and the President have to defuse some of the tension that we are seeing play out in Minnesota, bring down the temperature as this investigation is unfolding?” Vice President JD Vance JD Vance: “What we have a responsibility to do is to protect the people who are enforcing the law and protect the country writ large, whether you’re Democrat or Republican, you deserve to have the people’s laws enforced in the United States of America. Now, again, I don’t — I’m not happy that this woman lost her life. I’m not happy that this woman was there at a protest, violating the law by interfering with a law enforcement action. I think that we can all recognize that the best way to turn down the temperature is to tell people to take their concerns about immigration policy to the ballot box, stop assaulting and stop inciting violence against our law enforcement officers. That’s the best way to take down the temperature. And we’re not — look, we’re not going to give in to terrorism on this and that’s exactly what’s happening. People trying to antagonize to commit acts of violence. They throw bricks at them. Sometimes, they shoot at them. Sometimes, they dox them. Sometimes they go to their place of residence and harass their families. This is classic terrorism. And we cannot say that when, when, when a far-left fringe is inciting violence against our brave law enforcement officials, that we’re no longer going to enforce the law, that’s rewarding the very people who are engaged in this garbage. The actual reward that they just got is a new assistant attorney general who is going to prosecute and investigate this stuff even more, even more aggressively than before.”
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ABC’s Rachel Scott: “There’s a lot of emotion in Minnesota across the country over this incident, but you’re calling Renee Good a deranged leftist. There’s been heated rhetoric that we’ve also heard from officials. What responsibility do you and the President have to defuse some of the tension that we are seeing play out in Minnesota, bring down the temperature as this investigation is unfolding?” Vice President JD Vance JD Vance: “What we have a responsibility to do is to protect the people who are enforcing the law and protect the country writ large, whether you’re Democrat or Republican, you deserve to have the people’s laws enforced in the United States of America. Now, again, I don’t — I’m not happy that this woman lost her life. I’m not happy that this woman was there at a protest, violating the law by interfering with a law enforcement action. I think that we can all recognize that the best way to turn down the temperature is to tell people to take their concerns about immigration policy to the ballot box, stop assaulting and stop inciting violence against our law enforcement officers. That’s the best way to take down the temperature. And we’re not — look, we’re not going to give in to terrorism on this and that’s exactly what’s happening. People trying to antagonize to commit acts of violence. They throw bricks at them. Sometimes, they shoot at them. Sometimes, they dox them. Sometimes they go to their place of residence and harass their families. This is classic terrorism. And we cannot say that when, when, when a far-left fringe is inciting violence against our brave law enforcement officials, that we’re no longer going to enforce the law, that’s rewarding the very people who are engaged in this garbage. The actual reward that they just got is a new assistant attorney general who is going to prosecute and investigate this stuff even more, even more aggressively than before.”

Curtis Houck

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I am not as yet, but more and more people are becoming State Nationals and withdrawing for the United States Corporations and it's policy enforcement. Remember, ALL cities are corporations and Police Officer work for cities and NOT "unincorporated" areas that are controlled by counties. Take a listen to this gentleman NOT get a ticket or have his unregistered vehicle towed by the "Police" or "policy enforcement officer". It's a tricky dance with English diction in order to not fall into their enforcement jurisdiction. This gentleman handled it perfectly. In order to be a State national you need to change the type of passport you have which will legally allow you to travel freely in the United States and the rest of the world for that matter. Also there are several court documents, state documents, with your name change that needs to happen in order for you to fully retrieve your trust. Had he been ticketed or his vehicle towed by an uninformed Deputy or Police Officer, the court would release the ticket and give him his "automobile" back with no fees paid. If you are a police officer and you really want to be in Constitutional "law enforcement" you need to work with a County as a Sheriff Deputy, or in my case, a criminal investigator working for the county District Attorney's office. Interesting to say the least...
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I am not as yet, but more and more people are becoming State Nationals and withdrawing for the United States Corporations and it's policy enforcement. Remember, ALL cities are corporations and Police Officer work for cities and NOT "unincorporated" areas that are controlled by counties. Take a listen to this gentleman NOT get a ticket or have his unregistered vehicle towed by the "Police" or "policy enforcement officer". It's a tricky dance with English diction in order to not fall into their enforcement jurisdiction. This gentleman handled it perfectly. In order to be a State national you need to change the type of passport you have which will legally allow you to travel freely in the United States and the rest of the world for that matter. Also there are several court documents, state documents, with your name change that needs to happen in order for you to fully retrieve your trust. Had he been ticketed or his vehicle towed by an uninformed Deputy or Police Officer, the court would release the ticket and give him his "automobile" back with no fees paid. If you are a police officer and you really want to be in Constitutional "law enforcement" you need to work with a County as a Sheriff Deputy, or in my case, a criminal investigator working for the county District Attorney's office. Interesting to say the least...

DeepWebSlinger

19,130 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

"This is where Mamdani is a model...There's this narrative that what Democrats have to do in order to win is to take squishy middle positions on everything. I actually disagree with that assessment. I think it's absolutely possible to take almost any position you want. There are kind of two things that are important though: You can't let niche issues that are not the primary concerns of a lot of voters dominate the messaging & the campaign. You need to stay the most focused on what voters actually care about." Musa al-Gharbi
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"This is where Mamdani is a model...There's this narrative that what Democrats have to do in order to win is to take squishy middle positions on everything. I actually disagree with that assessment. I think it's absolutely possible to take almost any position you want. There are kind of two things that are important though: You can't let niche issues that are not the primary concerns of a lot of voters dominate the messaging & the campaign. You need to stay the most focused on what voters actually care about." Musa al-Gharbi

Briahna Joy Gray

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🚨BREAKING: A U.S. citizen in, Vancouver, WA, was pulled over by FIVE police cars for legally observing and documenting ICE agents… then had to explain the Constitution to the officers detaining him… And it was all caught on video. In the video, an ICE agent didn’t like being watched, called local police… Then suddenly, the U.S. citizen, exercising his constitutional rights, was surrounded by FIVE cop cars. And most ridiculous part? The officers who claimed “reasonable suspicion” for detaining the U.S. citizen, could not even answer this simple question… Is it legal to observe and record law enforcement? After refusing to answer, and arguing about the First Amendment for several minutes, the officer finally admitted… Yes. It is legal to observe and record law enforcement. So, if it’s a legally protected activity… then why was this U.S. citizen detained? Federal courts, across the country, have repeatedly recognized that the First Amendment protects the right to record and observe government officials… including law enforcement performing their duties in public… as long as you aren’t interfering with them. That means, local police, and ICE agents, don’t get to decide when that right applies… They don’t get to ignore the Constitution because they’re uncomfortable with public oversight. But this isn’t the only incident. Across America, we’re watching local law enforcement work alongside ICE, while ordinary citizens, journalists, and legal observers are being questioned, detained, and intimidated for exercising their constitutional rights. And the fact that a U.S. citizen had to educate the officers, who were detaining HIM, about the Constitution… should outrage every single person. Because if the people enforcing the law don’t understand the constitutional rights they’re sworn to protect… That puts every American in danger.
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🚨BREAKING: A U.S. citizen in, Vancouver, WA, was pulled over by FIVE police cars for legally observing and documenting ICE agents… then had to explain the Constitution to the officers detaining him… And it was all caught on video. In the video, an ICE agent didn’t like being watched, called local police… Then suddenly, the U.S. citizen, exercising his constitutional rights, was surrounded by FIVE cop cars. And most ridiculous part? The officers who claimed “reasonable suspicion” for detaining the U.S. citizen, could not even answer this simple question… Is it legal to observe and record law enforcement? After refusing to answer, and arguing about the First Amendment for several minutes, the officer finally admitted… Yes. It is legal to observe and record law enforcement. So, if it’s a legally protected activity… then why was this U.S. citizen detained? Federal courts, across the country, have repeatedly recognized that the First Amendment protects the right to record and observe government officials… including law enforcement performing their duties in public… as long as you aren’t interfering with them. That means, local police, and ICE agents, don’t get to decide when that right applies… They don’t get to ignore the Constitution because they’re uncomfortable with public oversight. But this isn’t the only incident. Across America, we’re watching local law enforcement work alongside ICE, while ordinary citizens, journalists, and legal observers are being questioned, detained, and intimidated for exercising their constitutional rights. And the fact that a U.S. citizen had to educate the officers, who were detaining HIM, about the Constitution… should outrage every single person. Because if the people enforcing the law don’t understand the constitutional rights they’re sworn to protect… That puts every American in danger.

Jesus Freakin Congress

102,989 Aufrufe • vor 19 Tagen

National Review columnist Andrew McCarthy shed some hard truths about the Congress members who battered law enforcement officials. Contrary to their claims that they had a right to be there, he gives the truth: "No, they absolutely don’t have the authority to go in without the approval of the Executive Branch." "Enforcement of federal immigration laws is a federal responsibility." "Congress has oversight of it, but members of Congress who are not acting as Congress, they are acting as individuals, they don’t have any more right to obstruct the operations and certainly to create situations that endanger and in some cases reportedly have resulted in assaults on federal officials, they don't have any power to do that."
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National Review columnist Andrew McCarthy shed some hard truths about the Congress members who battered law enforcement officials. Contrary to their claims that they had a right to be there, he gives the truth: "No, they absolutely don’t have the authority to go in without the approval of the Executive Branch." "Enforcement of federal immigration laws is a federal responsibility." "Congress has oversight of it, but members of Congress who are not acting as Congress, they are acting as individuals, they don’t have any more right to obstruct the operations and certainly to create situations that endanger and in some cases reportedly have resulted in assaults on federal officials, they don't have any power to do that."

Media Lies

48,630 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Democrat officials and the mainstream media have spent the last year encouraging people to physically stop ICE from enforcing the law. But as it turns out, interfering with law enforcement—including ramming officers with your car—is a great way to get shot.
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Democrat officials and the mainstream media have spent the last year encouraging people to physically stop ICE from enforcing the law. But as it turns out, interfering with law enforcement—including ramming officers with your car—is a great way to get shot.

Patrick Casey

29,356 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

Please remove your political goggles. Do I have a point here? Example: Kyle Rittenhouse. We defended his right to carry a gun during the summer of love riots/protest. Note: I do not agree with interfering with law-enforcement or aggressively impeding their ability to do their job as I support their efforts to remove criminals off the streets. BUT, I do however support the 2nd amendment. Was it wise to carry a gun to this type of event? No, however, he had right and a permit to do so. Real America's Voice (RAV)
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Please remove your political goggles. Do I have a point here? Example: Kyle Rittenhouse. We defended his right to carry a gun during the summer of love riots/protest. Note: I do not agree with interfering with law-enforcement or aggressively impeding their ability to do their job as I support their efforts to remove criminals off the streets. BUT, I do however support the 2nd amendment. Was it wise to carry a gun to this type of event? No, however, he had right and a permit to do so. Real America's Voice (RAV)

Brian Glenn

10,421 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

John Yoo, former Deputy Assistant AG, explains why a ruling requiring the Trump administration to deport CNHV program participants individually is unacceptable: "This is not a normal immigration process where people get a visa, where they get some kind of permanent legal status to stay in the country, and in this case, you do get a hearing before you are deported." "This is under a different power that presidents have called parole. It specifically says in the law that for humanitarian reasons, they can let some people into the country, but it confers no permanent legal status as an alien." "Your status is unchanged, and it even says that the Department of Homeland Security could end at any time. You have no right to stay in the country and your status is just the same as it was." "So actually in this case I would say that the president could terminate all of these admissions under the parole program."
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John Yoo, former Deputy Assistant AG, explains why a ruling requiring the Trump administration to deport CNHV program participants individually is unacceptable: "This is not a normal immigration process where people get a visa, where they get some kind of permanent legal status to stay in the country, and in this case, you do get a hearing before you are deported." "This is under a different power that presidents have called parole. It specifically says in the law that for humanitarian reasons, they can let some people into the country, but it confers no permanent legal status as an alien." "Your status is unchanged, and it even says that the Department of Homeland Security could end at any time. You have no right to stay in the country and your status is just the same as it was." "So actually in this case I would say that the president could terminate all of these admissions under the parole program."

Media Lies

20,418 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

CNN law enforcement analyst/former D.C. and Philly police chief Charles Ramsey on the man with a gun being shot dead by federal law enforcement: "The tension is so high there that it really doesn't matter if it's a justified shooting or not. People are not going to -- are not going to take it that way, b/c DHS has zero credibility. DOJ has zero credibility. They'll be doing the investigation and if people are not going to believe whatever the findings are, that's just the reality. They're on the street right now. And it's very unfortunate"
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CNN law enforcement analyst/former D.C. and Philly police chief Charles Ramsey on the man with a gun being shot dead by federal law enforcement: "The tension is so high there that it really doesn't matter if it's a justified shooting or not. People are not going to -- are not going to take it that way, b/c DHS has zero credibility. DOJ has zero credibility. They'll be doing the investigation and if people are not going to believe whatever the findings are, that's just the reality. They're on the street right now. And it's very unfortunate"

Curtis Houck

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