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It is important to note the following from the article: "The Biden administration created the programs to address the growing number of migrants arriving at the U.S.-Mexico border and said the protections promoted legal immigration."
The law was passed in 1990.
My point is that President Trump has every right and power to negate any program of the BIden administration that was not passed by law. The decisions as to which countries are left up to each administration, and any administration can make a change. This baloney "because it is Trump the courts need to decide" must stop.
You repeatedly assert that Biden's immigration policy broke the law. Do you know exactly what law or laws were broken? There are no doubt many things Biden shouldn't have done, but which of them were actually illegal?
Can they do so with the stroke of a pen, or must there be some sort of official determination that the conditions of war or disaster (that initiated the status) no longer apply?
“Suffered the indignity of having his military documentation questioned”? Ok so they had to verify his documents? I’m curious how long that he had to wait for that. I mean they can usually pull up someone’s information pretty quickly these days. Usually in just a matter of minutes. Sounds like an exaggeration to me.
They kept stopping Republican members of Congress from inspecting border facilities or checking on the conditions of prisoners in the D.C. area. Where were you when that happened?
Per a later post, they did not verify his documents, they ignored them.
I don't know how many times I have to repeat this. When you are given an order by a law enforcement officer please obey. If you think you have been wronged you can later complaint or sue. It is not proper to shove or hit an officer as Congresswoman McIver did, nor to disobey commands. The reason is that you may be putting the lives of people in danger. Law enforcement needs to keep a situation under control, you can tell them you will file a complaint if you wish but please obey.
We'll see what a judge and jury think about the facts of the matter, but no I don't believe Congresscritters have any special rights in this regard.
