Jefferson Beauregard Sessions III decided to switch from the decaf to the fully caffeinated coffee, then he expressed just one thing, to show that he was finally ready to mount that horse, and get this baby started...
 "Giddy up!" |
Posted on 03/06/2018 12:53:20 PM PST by Mariner
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KCRA) —
Attorney General Jeff Sessions is coming to Sacramento on Wednesday morning to make a "major sanctuary jurisdiction announcement," officials with the Department of Justice released Tuesday.
The announcement will be happening at the 26th annual Law Enforcement Legislative Day hosted by the California Peace Officers' Association at the Kimpton Sawyer Hotel next to the Golden 1 Center.
Sessions' appearance in Sacramento comes a week after more than 150 people were arrested in California for being in the country illegally during a three-day sweep by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.
About half of those arrested for being in the country illegally had criminal convictions, ICE officials said.
A day before the sweep began, Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf warned residents about the sweep, calling it her "duty and moral obligation" to warn families.
A top immigration official said Wednesday that about 800 people living illegally in Northern California were able to avoid arrest because of Schaaf's warning.
"What she did is no better than a gang lookout yelling 'police' when a police cruiser comes in the neighborhood, except she did it to a whole community," Thomas Homan, the Immigration and Customs Enforcement acting chief, told "Fox and Friends."
California became known as a "sanctuary state" after Senate Bill 54 was signed into law by Gov. Jerry Brown. It went into effect on Jan. 1 and prohibits police from asking questions about someone's immigration status during routine interactions.
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How about refusing to process passports or visas involving Californians or California. Maybe they could even cancel the existing passports of Californians.
Aren't there a lot of imports arriving into California every day? Perhaps the feds can just stop clearing the shipments. Just impound them or order them shipped back.
Why should the FDA approve anything related to California? Or the FCC?
An EKG of a corpse would show more activity.
He gives up?
Trump’s personnel failures will be his undoing. Nothing but an all out way against the progs from day one would have given him a second term. He only has himself to blame if he is one and done.
LOL!
How many days without a wall to totally secure our borders.
>>Jeff Sessions has been AG for 1 year, 24 days.<<
OMG, I think he has stolen the longest sleeper title from old Rip Van Winkle!
>>We need a street fighter at AG. Instead we have a Boy Scout.<<
Probably true now that the BSA has a policy of welcoming homosexuals.
>>He is not some naive innocent, but instead is a consummate insider.<<
Yep, a consummate Deep Stater.
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"Giddy up!" |
keyboard spew alert
“I might go just to observe the criminals that are protesting outside.”
That would be good.
A long time ago some of our DC Freepers kept us updated on their protests in DC and the lefties’.
In a related story, where the hell is IG Horowitz’s report on the FBI that was supposed to be released today?
5.56mm
I get the feeling Sessions could announce the arrest of high level state government officials as he was speaking and you’d say the same thing.
I can see the sternly worded letters now...
Jeff Sessions is a scrappy fighter... he’ll win this one.
Yep - been saying same for a year or better - arrest and prosecute the “officials” that run their cities illegally and it will eventually end.
How wrong you are. I think any of these state and local officials in any state thst violate any federal law should be arrested.
If he did arrest them that would be awesome.
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