@Paul_Briley@rshereme This “can’t be challenged in court” is not because the constitution isn’t codified, its because of parliamentary sovereignty (the legislature cannot he held accountable in court; centuries precedent), the government can be held responsible to the courts, but parliament is immune
@KellogCreek@K289Rando@csepanski1@AGEllison Jurisdiction in this case is based on land, the US has jurisdiction over its land, anyone can be prosecuted for breaking US law in its territory (regardless of where they are from), the child is birthright per 14A as jurisdiction comes from being on US Land irrespective of parent
@K289Rando@csepanski1@KellogCreek@AGEllison The phrase in question is particularly clear, “jurisdiction” is simply distinguishing people (whether a citizen, legal immigrant, or illegal immigrant) from diplomats with immunity (not subject to US Law).
Jurisdiction = subject to the law, which includes illegal immigrants
@K289Rando@csepanski1@KellogCreek@AGEllison Technically, the former was an interpretation of the constitution (with SCOTUS disagree with), whereas the EO directly contradicts a part of the constitution in it self, without interpretation.
@elinmerethe @EarlScott782980 @RpsAgainstTrump Correction, Greenland is an autonomous territory in the Kingdom of Denmark (Danish Realm), it does not have independence, it is a part of Denmark.
Elon Musk is rapidly becoming the largest spreader of disinformation in human history, hijacking political debates in the process. The EU must take action!
Dr Louks, we support you.
Last week, Cambridge PhD student @DrAllyLouks published this photo on X to celebrate passing her viva with no corrections. Her tweet went viral, attracting over 100 million views 🧵
@finnsmaroonn also… the ticket sale was general onsale, not locked behind a code like for the Eras Tour, which misconstrues just how popular the shows are in comparison