@mattvanswol The police only very rarely show up in time to stop anything from happening. They are basically paperwork writers after the fact. Useless.
@JDVance Please train your ICE officers on how to de-escalate situations before the loss of life. Is there any reason why they can’t simply take a step back and try a different way to catch the illegals? Maybe try coming back at a later time when protesters are busy somewhere else?
@StableCentrist@STEVEPMP@hodgetwins No because when you sign the dotted line you give up all decisions made in regards to your own body. You physically belong to your government at that moment.
@STEVEPMP@hodgetwins Until we can’t. 2020 wasn’t that long ago. Never forget the phrase “you can always find a different job if you don’t want the Covid vaccine”. Not exactly mandated but we will make your life a living hell if your not.
@GymBro15934 @PierrePoilievre Add Mexico and all the other areas south to the Panama Canal to this map. The entire North American continent should be The United States. That way illegal immigration could be completely stopped. They all want in the United States so bad, just make it official.
@floridanow1@MattWalshBlog Did she say Elon has a direct line to the Oval Office? As in Elon could be president in the future? Because we all know he can’t as being an immigrant. Besides Obama, you have to be a born citizen to be president.
@MSG_MILES@FoxNews And Kamala Harris is yet another RICH Democrat woman trying to tell middle class American voters how we should think. What’s your point?
@MJTruthUltra While living in Illinois I was never asked for ID or even a voters card. Now living in Missouri, they require an ID or Voters registration card EVERY time. I’m so glad I moved to Missouri.
@uk76girl@thelitmedallion@RyanShead It’s not difficult. All you have to do in a no id required state is give them any name of a legal person and they will give you a ballot. My wife was offered to vote as a green card holder and I wouldn’t allow it. Even though she’s republican.
@hector_9595@RyanShead Not necessarily. My voting location tried to get me to allow my immigrant wife (non citizen at the time) to vote saying “since she’s my wife she can vote”. I told them she was absolutely not going to vote until she became a citizen.