@JaymalGreen 1. It was 101 people representing a continued decline in shootings.
2. Do you see any difference between interpersonal violence and murder by the state?
@ChicagoREDP The laws worked for her? She broke the laws and found a way around that. There is no legislation that gave her citizenship. Just looking the other way on her crime and then an executive order to grant her citizenship.
@ChicagoREDP She came here illegally and then used a path to citizenship to become an LPR. Now without paying a dime or going through the vetting process everyone else does, she has citizenship. So it's ok for her to do that but everyone else needs to be deported?
@ChicagoREDP You included 1. unusual name 2. disability 3. your connection to the child 4. type of school she attended. FERPA says you cannot provide information that when taken together could reasonably allow identification unless you have signed consent.
@PGombash@JaymalGreen We should probably sentence everyone who jaywalks to death because if one of them has committed a worse crime, it will be well worth it. That's your logic.
@Cdub470@themodpun She's talking about Chicago syphilis. I sent the only statistics specific to that. She didn't cite a "study." That's a narrative review of immigration STI screening practices. I asked for the evidence that migrants are the cause of the increase. Still haven't seen it.
@themodpun First of all, he wrote the majority opinion in Utah v. Strieff, not the dissent. Second of all, where in that decision does he address over-policing and the impact on communities of color? And what does Brown v. Illinois have to do with this? He wasn't even on the Court.