@RepCasar During the Obama administration (fiscal years 2009 through 2016), 72 people died in ICE custody.
The yearly breakdown of in-custody fatalities is as follows:
FY 2009: 14
FY 2010: 8
FY 2011: 10
FY 2012: 8
FY 2013: 9
FY 2014: 6
FY 2015: 7
FY 2016: 10
@ScrollofTruthIF@RepCasar During the Obama administration (fiscal years 2009 through 2016), 72 people died in ICE custody.
The yearly breakdown of in-custody fatalities is as follows:
FY 2009: 14
FY 2010: 8
FY 2011: 10
FY 2012: 8
FY 2013: 9
FY 2014: 6
FY 2015: 7
FY 2016: 10
@SpeakerPelosi ROTFLMAO!!
How do people still take anything you say with any seriousness.
Where did your President stop the first amendment? He didn't.
He just did not allow certain news agencies access to the White House press conferences. They can report on that through the other ways
@marceelias Explain how he's violating the first amendment? He's not stopping any media from reporting on the presidency or the rest of the government.
Access to the White House is a privilege not a right.
@CNNPR The SCOTUS precedent (Houchins v. KQED) holds the 1st creates no right of access to government facilities beyond what the public has. Access is a privilege the executive controls, subject only to limits against arbitrary or viewpoint-based denials in generally open press areas.
@CNNPR The Constitution protects the press's right to publish without prior restraint, but grants no absolute right to physical access to the WH or the President.
SCOTUS precedent (Houchins v. KQED) holds the 1st creates no right of access to gov facilities beyond what the public has.
@TPUSA@michaeljknowles I really like the way Michael Knowles respectfully takes the question, and breaks it down into several different viewpoints to come with a well-rounded response that is understandable and logical.
@SenMarkKelly Hm... A couple of points on this notes validity.
They're complaining about affordability, yet they're on a pretty expensive flight almost Coast to Coast.
And they're asking for affordable health care from a Democrat whose party voted in the Affordable Care Act. Not affordable.
@AlexPadilla4CA The fact that you want illegal immigrants to stay in our country, tells us all we need to know of your standing. Terrible!
I hope you are voted out of office ASAP!
@mazemoore Laureates who signed those Dem letters: liberals ≈ ALL. Conservatives ≈ 0.
2021 Build Back Better letter: Nobels: 15–17 liberal / 0 conservative
June 2024 Biden/Trump letter: Nobels: 16 liberal / 0 conservative
Oct 2024 Harris eco letter: 23 Nobels — 23 liberal / 0 conservative
@nickshirleyy Keep up the good work Nick!
You've got till October of next year find as much fraud in California as you can. 👍🏽
We are behind you all the way! 💪🏽
@GovKathyHochul Gee Kathy
Shouldn't you have stated the FBI just THWARTED an ISIS-inspired terrorist attack targeting state lawmakers at the NY State Capitol.
Jessica Bowie, a 35yo woman who pledged her allegiance to ISIS, arrested for allegedly planning to detonate a bomb inside a DoorDash bag.
@washingtonpost It is a PRIVILEGE to flying Air Force one. You have to have an invitation. And you could always decline it. And they are the ones who are making their President a target. They choose to be next to their President, and thus the risk that go along with it.
@RoKhanna@mcuban “Why not put this energy in figuring out how we bring capital and high paying jobs to every community in America?”
This comment from you shows exactly how ignorant you are.
That is exactly what Mark is talking about as well as all the other business owners.
Idiot! 🤦🏽♂️
@KyllandraFTW@nataliegwinters Massachusetts lawmakers have advanced bills. Sen. Jamie Eldridge and co-sponsor Sen. Vanna Howard sponcered the bill.
They were both voted in. So YES, they were voted in by the states voters.
Vote them out!