[WildHighlander57]

https://freerepublic.com/focus/chat/4211604/posts?page=1630#1630

Was this on twttr/x ?

[deks]

RE: “Biden’s border ultimatum with January 26 deadline” that is in the news...

This DHS letter was addressed to Texas AG Ken Paxton on January 23, 2024.

https://www.scribd.com/document/701148863/Washington-Examiner-obtained-letter-from-Department-of-Homeland-Security-to-Texas-Attorney-General-Ken-Paxton-January-23-2024

“Because the Department owns property rights to the areas depicted on the attached map, we demand that you immediately remove any and all obstructions on it, which include the access points into Shelby Park...”

“By January 26, 2024, please confirm that the State will provide U.S. Border Patrol with the access described above. If the State refuses the requested access in part, but not in whole, please specify what access you intend to deny.”

Jonathan E. Meyer
General Counsel
U.S. Department of Homeland Security

[little jeremiah]

Good night FRens, FReeQs, Memesters, LurQers, Truth searchers, anons, and every good hearted person; have a good night's rest and good morning. May God bring peace, justice and love of virtue to our country and the world.

The laws of nature are the laws of God,
whose authority can be superseded
by no power on earth.
George Mason

[numberonepal]

Was this on twttr/x ?

Okay, so if there’s a hurricane and the federal government doesn’t show up, can a state save its people?

If Putin attacked Alaska with 50,000 troops and the US military refused to act, can a state protect its people? Or would Alaska be constitutionally bound to just let it…— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) January 23, 2024