Weatherman2020
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Republicans are the only thing between you and anarchy.
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DeSantis Announces He Will Send Florida Law Enforcement To Assist At Border, Blasts Biden Admin
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Moonglow
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The Biden Administration ended policies implemented by President Trump that were curbing illegal immigration, securing our border, and keeping Americans safe,” the Republican continued. “Governors Abbott (of Texas) and Ducey (of Arizona) recently sent out a call for help to every state in the nation, needing additional law enforcement manpower and other resources to aid with border security.”
www.npr.org
A federal appeals court has decided to block the Trump administration's "Remain in Mexico" plan in two states along the U.S. border, following back-and-forth rulings over the program.
In its order late Wednesday, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco said that next week the administration will have to stop making asylum-seekers wait in Mexico for the U.S. to process their claims, but that the court ban applies only to areas in its jurisdiction, Arizona and California.
The decision comes less than a week after the appeals court briefly blocked the program, then quickly suspended that order.
On Wednesday, the court said it remains "very clear" that a lower court was correct in ruling that the Trump administration program — technically called the Migrant Protection Protocols, or MPP — may violate the law. "It is equally clear," the court added, "that the MPP is causing extreme and irreversible harm to plaintiffs," many of whom are asylum-seekers themselves.
Judges were not certain, however, about the scope of their injunction. Because such a legal question is "a matter of intense and active controversy," they said, the program can continue in regions "outside the geographical boundaries of the Ninth Circuit."
Court Blocks Trump's 'Remain In Mexico' Policy Along Part Of The Border
The 9th Circuit said the policy, which forces asylum-seekers to wait in Mexico, may violate the law. But judges were prepared to block the policy in two states only, starting next week.
www.npr.org
Moonglow
Diamond Member
Yep, I smell an injunction coming..This is a great way to get Florida sued but eh, it's not his money.
dudmuck
Diamond Member
i'll bet florida tax payers are pleased as punch their resources being sent to other states.Republicans are the only thing between you and anarchy.
Weatherman2020
Diamond Member
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Americans stand United.i'll bet florida tax payers are pleased as punch their resources being sent to other states.Republicans are the only thing between you and anarchy.
BluesLegend
Diamond Member
Once again Biden and Harris look inept and incapable so governors are taking over.
BluesLegend
Diamond Member
Will Dem politicians flee to China?Americans stand United.i'll bet florida tax payers are pleased as punch their resources being sent to other states.Republicans are the only thing between you and anarchy.
The Biden Administration ended policies implemented by President Trump that were curbing illegal immigration, securing our border, and keeping Americans safe,” the Republican continued. “Governors Abbott (of Texas) and Ducey (of Arizona) recently sent out a call for help to every state in the nation, needing additional law enforcement manpower and other resources to aid with border security.”
A federal appeals court has decided to block the Trump administration's "Remain in Mexico" plan in two states along the U.S. border, following back-and-forth rulings over the program.
In its order late Wednesday, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco said that next week the administration will have to stop making asylum-seekers wait in Mexico for the U.S. to process their claims, but that the court ban applies only to areas in its jurisdiction, Arizona and California.
The decision comes less than a week after the appeals court briefly blocked the program, then quickly suspended that order.
On Wednesday, the court said it remains "very clear" that a lower court was correct in ruling that the Trump administration program — technically called the Migrant Protection Protocols, or MPP — may violate the law. "It is equally clear," the court added, "that the MPP is causing extreme and irreversible harm to plaintiffs," many of whom are asylum-seekers themselves.
Judges were not certain, however, about the scope of their injunction. Because such a legal question is "a matter of intense and active controversy," they said, the program can continue in regions "outside the geographical boundaries of the Ninth Circuit."Court Blocks Trump's 'Remain In Mexico' Policy Along Part Of The Border
The 9th Circuit said the policy, which forces asylum-seekers to wait in Mexico, may violate the law. But judges were prepared to block the policy in two states only, starting next week.
Supreme Court Overrules 9Th Circuit, Allows 'Remain In Mexico' To Continue In Effect
The U.S. Supreme Court overruled a federal appeals court in San Francisco on Wednesday...
www.sfgate.com
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Yep, I smell an injunction coming..This is a great way to get Florida sued but eh, it's not his money.
There would have to be a suit filed first. And news flash, States have all kinds of mutual assistance agreements. There's no legal issues with that.
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BluesLegend
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That's all you got? Go ahead explain why governors are doing Biden's job for him.As inept as a governor who has no clue his state doesn't border another country? View attachment 502229Once again Biden and Harris look inept and incapable so governors are taking over.
pknopp
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Yep, I smell an injunction coming..This is a great way to get Florida sued but eh, it's not his money.
There would have to be a suit filed first. And news flash, States have all kinds of mutual assistance agreements. There's no legal issues with that.
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Immigration is a Federal issue, not a state issue.
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Suggest you folks read the OP prior to posting.
It will save mods the time and trouble of deleting off topic comments
It will save mods the time and trouble of deleting off topic comments
Yep, I smell an injunction coming..This is a great way to get Florida sued but eh, it's not his money.
There would have to be a suit filed first. And news flash, States have all kinds of mutual assistance agreements. There's no legal issues with that.
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Immigration is a Federal issue, not a state issue.
They will be arresting them on State crimes unrelated to immigration. You just ain't very smart, are ya?
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jillian
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YawnRepublicans are the only thing between you and anarchy.
good luck with that. The border is federal. Not for trumpkin scum
Republicans are the only thing between you and anarchy.
PPPPPHHHHTTTT!! LOL. Way to pose for President!! (2024).
With the millions of dollars of drugs flowing into Florida under DeSantis watch, I'm wondering how he has the resources to give.
One wonders.
..And this is just what they caught! 
Drug smugglers turn to Florida as an easier alternative to Mexican border
Drug smugglers turn to Florida as an easier alternative amid the increase of security that is at the Mexican border in recent months.
www.winknews.com
Coast Guard offloads 15 tons of seized cocaine and marijuana worth $408M
Nearly 15 tons of drugs seized by the U.S. Coast Guard, at an estimated value of $408 million, were offloaded Tuesday at Port Everglades. About 23,000 pounds of cocaine and approximately 6,900 poun…
www.sun-sentinel.com
Over $143 million worth of cocaine offloaded at Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale
On Monday, Coast Guard Cutter Tahoma’s crew offloaded more than 7,500 pounds of cocaine in Port Everglades, an estimated street value of $143.5 million, after three interdictions in the Eastern Pacific Ocean.
www.local10.com
Mustang
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I think those FL law enforcement officers should tell DeSantis to kiss their asses, not just because they didn't sign up for being sent to far away states to do jobs that they weren't trained to do, but also because this 'order' is mostly about a PR campaign and not about LE.Republicans are the only thing between you and anarchy.
Bootney Lee Farnsworth
Diamond Member
So, what's this lawsuit going to look like?Yep, I smell an injunction coming..This is a great way to get Florida sued but eh, it's not his money.
There would have to be a suit filed first. And news flash, States have all kinds of mutual assistance agreements. There's no legal issues with that.
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Immigration is a Federal issue, not a state issue.
Can't WAIT to read the pleadings. I will PUBLISH them to EVERYBODY so we can all see the hack sitting in the oval office on full display.
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