[nopardons]

Securing the borders is NOT in the Constitution and is omitted therein, from the description of presidential duties.

No matter what I might type, you won't bother taking it to heart, but rather, you will only look for something with which to beat me over the head with. So, go do your own scut work, pet. And FWIW, I never said that CFR is "Conservative" and since this wasn't drawn up by the president, his team, nor anyone who actually IS a Conservative, I suggest that you take it up with McQueeg and the SCOTUS.

[JeffAtlanta]

Securing the borders is NOT in the Constitution and is omitted therein, from the description of presidential duties.

From Article IV, Section 4 of the United State Constitution...

The United States shall guarantee to every State in this Union a Republican Form of Government, and shall protect each of them against Invasion

[JeffAtlanta]

And FWIW, I never said that CFR is "Conservative" and since this wasn't drawn up by the president, his team, nor anyone who actually IS a Conservative, I suggest that you take it up with McQueeg and the SCOTUS.

Then why did he sign it into law? Why not force the congress to override a veto?

The GOP controlled congress is certainly responsible for CFR but so is the president since he signed it into law. I have never given a GOP member a free pass when they do something offensive to the Constitution or to liberty.

[Black Tooth]

Securing the borders is NOT in the Constitution and is omitted therein, from the description of presidential duties.

If it's not the President's duty, the President who is the leader and head of our government, to secure our borders from millions entering illegally, who's duty is it?