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To: P-Marlowe

“Doesn’t the 10th amendment give states the right to disregard immigration laws?

Under what provision of the Constitution does it require states and cities to lift a single finger to help the Feds enforce federal immigration laws.

If you think federal drug laws and treaties do not apply to the states, then how can you justify Sessions going after Sanctuary Cities or complaining when illegal aliens getting out of prison are not detained?”

I’ve shared my thoughts & answered many of your questions while ignoring or teasing you about the fallacious ones. I recognize that you disagree with my opinions & I have made it clear I find your arguments wanting. It happens. Now you are doing what progressive contributors on all the networks do in parsing & twisting what I have written to mean something unlike what I wrote. Take out your screen name & replace it will F Chuck Todd or Jake Taper & this would read like a MSM broadcast.

I hope you have a very nice day & that the Peace of Christ is will you always.


132 posted on 03/02/2017 12:32:03 PM PST by TheStickman (And their fear tastes like sunshine puked up by unicorns.)
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To: TheStickman

I think your positions on federal drug laws and treaty obligations are inconsistent with any opposition to Sanctuary Cities or States refusing to lift a finger to help deport illegal aliens.

Frankly I hate the fact that California has chosen to ignore both immigration and drug laws.

If you share the same political position as Moonbeam Brown on any issue, then maybe you need to rethink your position.


133 posted on 03/02/2017 12:39:14 PM PST by P-Marlowe (Freep mail me if you want to be on my Fingerstyle Acoustic Guitar Ping list.)
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