You voted: For
For 71.8%
Against 26.3%
Not sure / no opinion 1.9%
Is it just me, or what exactly am I voting for here? I find the poll wording confusing. Before I vote I want to know what I am voting for—or against—in plain English. The words “stop” and “forbid” in the same sentence form a double negative, which adds up to a positive.
.. a bill that seeks to stop local governments from adopting policies that forbid local peace officers from enforcing federal immigration laws?"
FR: Never Accept the Premise of Your Opponents Argument
Note that following analysis of sanctuary cities may be unpopular with patriots.
With all due respect to mom & pop, as a consequence of parents not making sure that their children are being taught the federal governments constitutionally limited powers, state and local government leaders of states with sanctuary cities unsurprisingly have the wires crossed.
First, state leaders unsurprisingly dont seem understand that the states have never delegated to the feds, expressly via the Constitution, the specific power to regulate immigration. So federal immigration laws are void, and of no force as Thomas Jefferson might have put it.
Next, an unknown number of cities evidently dont understand that the states have never delegated to the feds, expressly via the Constitution, the specific power to regulate local police departments. So police departments dont have to comply with unconstitutional federal immigration laws imo.
So unless the states make laws to prohibit cities from becoming sanctuary cities, the Constitution favors sanctuary cities at this time imo.
In other words, Texas SB 185 is arguably worthless.
There are several zigs and zags concerning this issue. So am I overlooking anything?
I’ve never seen a more confusedly worded poll. I think I am against it.
It is not as if ‘sanctuary cities’ are giving succor to those who face honor killings, stoning to death, and other state sponsored religious insanity.
These very special places are full of commies and libtards
80%
18.8%
For 80.4%