If "migrants" have no right to appeal to the courts, citizens don't really have the ability to either.
"Oh he'd never do that to real Americans..."
Meanwhile, the leopards are waiting.
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If "migrants" have no right to appeal to the courts, citizens don't really have the ability to either.
"Oh he'd never do that to real Americans..."
Meanwhile, the leopards are waiting.
The leopards yearn for the faces.
Consider?
Pretty sure they've been doing that from the start.
I doubt this administration is going to stop pushing it's lawlessness unless there is push back with consequences. Throw Stephen Miller into a CIA black site and watch how fast this crazy shit stops.
Stephen Miller? The migrant? Yeah, sounds good. I heard he crossed the Darien Gap by eating five toddlers as rations.
*Trying to suspend
The headline is not doing constitutional democracy and the rule of law any favors by making casual readers think they have that power, which (sorry to be all technical, NYT) they do not have.
(sorry to be all technical, NYT)
No reason to apologize. The NYT routinely do it on purpose, especially when it comes to cops and Israel.