To: manc
how on earth can it be unconstitutional when the laws is the law and needs to be enforced?LOTS of laws can be struck down as unconstitutional. It all has to do with authority. In this case, my guess that it might very well be so, since according to the federal constitution, the job of the federal government is mediating between the states and dealing with foreign governments. States are not supposed to deal directly with foreign governments.
Mark
64 posted on
04/25/2010 4:08:00 PM PDT by
MarkL
(Do I really look like a guy with a plan?)
To: MarkL
States are not supposed to deal directly with foreign governments. Are they not supposed to deal with persons within their own state borders? LOL
75 posted on
04/25/2010 4:14:44 PM PDT by
steve86
(Acerbic by nature, not nurture)
To: MarkL
do states have a right to protect their borders or regulate them I should say?
82 posted on
04/25/2010 4:16:48 PM PDT by
manc
(WILL OBAMA EVER GO TO CHURCH ON A SUNDAY OR WILL HE LET THE MEDIA BE FOOLED FOR EVER)
To: MarkL
LOTS of laws can be struck down as unconstitutional. It all has to do with authority. In this case, my guess that it might very well be so, since according to the federal constitution, the job of the federal government is mediating between the states and dealing with foreign governments. States are not supposed to deal directly with foreign governments. Why do you assume the State will set up an immigration office and deport offendors themselves rather than just hand over the illegals to the Feds? Mark
232 posted on
04/25/2010 6:08:52 PM PDT by
DBeers
(†)
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