Supreme Court backs Texas law on illegal border crossings; Mexico condemns Texas law, refuses to accept deportations from the state.

Citizen Watch Report ^

[Liz]

Yup...Texas needs to show its muscle.

[bgill]

The Mexican Army drove their vehicles across the Donna International bridge during obama and zip, zero, nada was done about it. Abbott needs to clamp down in Mexico’s bs.

[elpadre]

If Mexico refuses to take the deportations then a Trump-like solution would be for Abbott to call El Presidente of Mexico and tell him, “Senor, you have thousands of Mexicans crossing our border every day working in Texas and returning home every night, and it is a great arrangement. If you refuse deportations, the Texas/Mexican border will be sealed in 48 hours to all inbound traffic.”

[Fireone]

Ha! That thought never entered my mind!

[moovova]

I’m thinking...Pinochet-style helicopter rides back to Mexico.

[Sgt_Schultze]

Good morning. Here's a reminder that the word "immigration" appears NOWHERE in the Constitution or in any of its Amendments. The word "naturalization" does appear. That, of course pertains to the process whereby an immigrant becomes a citizen.

If FedGov refuses to protect a state from invasion, it is the responsibility of the State to repel same.

[cowboyusa]

Do it anyway.

[scottiemom]

Bend over and take it.