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.@CongressEthics, an independent watchdog entity in Congress, referred allegations of financial impropriety against @LanceGooden to the House Ethics Committee. thetexan.news/federal/u-s-re…

We are not doing JD Vance for President no matter how hard they push it.

I don’t blame the President for his comments. He has to govern with the democrats because many of you voted for them. We had it all and you dipshts threw it away. Be mad at yourselves.

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Trump is right. It’s hard to deport someone who has worked hard for 15 years and broken no laws beyond entering the country illegally. I spent over a decade teaching in a community with many illegal immigrants and their children. I knew genuinely good people, wonderful families, and incredible kids. They weren't abstractions to me. They were people I cared about and wanted to see succeed. I understand the emotional difficulty of enforcing immigration law. I've experienced it firsthand. But there's a fundamental difference between judging an individual through the lens of personal experience and governing a nation through the rule of law. It's easy to make exceptions when we're confronted with a sympathetic story. We see a hardworking father, a devoted mother, or an innocent child, and naturally want to spare them hardship. But my personal feelings about those individuals cannot determine whether the law applies to them. Nor can anyone else's. And with immigration, the consequences extend far beyond any individual case. We're deciding who may enter our country, remain here, and become part of our national community. If those decisions are ultimately determined by who manages to get here and whose story moves us most, the consent of the governed becomes increasingly meaningless. The hardest cases are precisely when our principles matter most, because the entire purpose of having laws is to establish rules that transcend our individual sympathies, prejudices, and emotions. If enforcing the law depends on our sympathy for those who break it, we no longer have the rule of law. We have a collection of suggestions subject to the whims of our emotions.

Much of Trump’s deportation policy felt theatrical. It’s daft to try to round up millions one-by-one. You go after the businesses employing illegals and the landlords renting to illegals. Strong enough so it’s definitely not worth the risk. Eg, $50k fine per illegal. Offer a $20k cash reward per illegal for information leading to the prosecution of these employers and landlords. Set up deportation centres across the land where the now jobless and homeless illegals can hand themselves in, get a nice hot meal and a few thousand dollars to take home with them.

Reporter: “Senator McConnell, can I get your quick reaction to the midterms?” McConnell: “…”

🇺🇸 Officer stepped on his property without a warrant or probable cause and tried to flex his badge when called out like everyone isn't equal under the law. Something tells me we're going to see a lot more of this in America. Writer: Mhedi

After tonight, it’s clearer than ever that REMOVING Border Patrol Commander Bovino was a GRAVE MISTAKE This man being in charge of deportations would’ve SCARED TENS OF MILLIONS of illegals into leaving on their own. It’s time to BRING BACK BOVINO.

Why do you think this officer decided to just barge into these people’s backyard? Was it the pork barbecue or was it that the women weren’t covered head to toe in black burlap? 6 th precinct area of NY a man was having a Memorial Day barbecue when an Islamic cop entered his backyard demanding to see his ID . The homeowner asked him to leave his property. The cop refused several times before he finally left.. what you see in the video was a little bit of that altercation and then a follow up to the homeowner going to the precinct and talking to another cop about the incident and showing body cam footage.

🚨 BREAKING: President Trump says some people want every single solitary illegal alien deported by the mass millions, while others want a "deal" for only the workers committing no other crimes "[They want] the people here for 10-15 years, work a deal for them...good people, work in an landscaping company, or work in an hotel...paying taxes." "I think [the deportation policy] might be too tough." "I get hurt because we also took people that had good jobs that created one violation or breaking of the law. And that was that they came into the country illegally. Now, there is a large part of the country that think that they should be put out." Trump didn't outright endorse any immigration deal, but said he WOULD work with Democrats on immigration Odds are, Dems would just push for mass amnesty for every illegal alien, and THAT'S A NON-STARTER!

Trump endorses an amnesty deal with Democrats, saying immigration maximalists are on the “pretty far right” and suggesting that illegals who have been in the US for 10-15 years should have an opportunity to stay. Follow: @AFpost

New Yorker gets a ticket for “taking more than one seat” on the train. Wait, what?!