They absolutely should!!

Thank you for clarifying and the additional info! I guess deleted comments might not have federated, I originally meant to reply to tal.

Thank you for finding a better source than whatever my search engine was throwing at me. It didn’t make any sense that they’d start with someone granted citizenship, and all the sense that they’re going to make an example out of an immigrant still seeking citizenship.

I have read conflicting sources on his citizenship. Some have said he’s a naturalized citizen, and if that is the case why wouldn’t the first amendment apply to him? How can anyone be secure in their status as a citizen if it can be revoked for reasons that only apply to non-citizens?

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US immigration profiles Hispanic people

Yes, dipshit, there’s been two whole presidential campaigns running on “securing” the southern border. Most illegal immigrants don’t cross that border, they come legally on tourist visas then stay after it expires. This guy had absolutely no critical thinking about what it actually meant for politicians to focus on the border with Mexico

I fully support her message and her method of delivering it. I meant it was audacious from his perspective

Maybe the church service after inauguration when the Bishop had the audacity to make requests of him during her sermon