Yes, speculation as I said.I already posted an excerpt of that portion of the article in Post# 65.
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Yes, speculation as I said.I already posted an excerpt of that portion of the article in Post# 65.
Your opinion is noted.That's because the Moonie Times offers balanced reporting, unlike most of these Liberal yellow journalistic "news" outlets.
They present opinions from both sides of an issue. You might want to explore their articles more often. It's quite refreshing.
Well, see, the issue is whether or not an illegal immigrant would be able to be a qualified candidate for a peace-officer position in the California (where the law is in effect).I would consider that an axiom.
Do you have anything to add that might be relevant, in absence of anything to support your bare assertion?
Did you read Post #65?Well, see, the issue is whether or not an illegal immigrant would be able to be a qualified candidate for a peace-officer position in the California (where the law is in effect).
Correct?
No.
They have to be “in the system” (AKA, not “illegal”).
So some random stranger would not be a candidate for such a peace-officer position in the State of California at this present time.
I tried, but I got a “This is a subscriber only article”, and guess what?Did you read Post #65?
You don't need to subscribe to read post #65.I tried, but I got a “This is a subscriber only article”, and guess what?
I gave you a Post# for my linked source. Care to reciprocate?I posted the actual text of the bill/law. Let’s use that, okay?
Please stop pointing to evidence that is locked behind a paywall that no one is going to pay to see.I already posted an excerpt of that portion of the article in Post# 65.
I just searched this thread again; and I still don't see the law that you speak of.Please stop pointing to evidence that is locked behind a paywall that no one is going to pay to see.
Argue your own points and stop using other opininators as a crutch, thank you.
Oh here we go. We cross posted. I guess that you hadn't previously post this bill after all.Here source bill
Posts #48 and now #88I just searched this thread again; and I still don't see the law that you speak of.
But the article is about the bill from a single state?Oh here we go. We cross posted. I guess that you hadn't previously post this bill after all.
FYI, a bill isn't a law.
Here is an excellent rudimentary tutorial on that subject.
That said this movement is unfolding among several states. Providing a bill from a single state does not refute the article.
No; and as I said before, a state does not determine Federal law.But the article is about the bill from a single state?
I suppose that for the Far-Left balanced reporting is considered Right-Wing?article from the Right-wing press.
Point taken.No; and as I said before, a state does not determine Federal law.
The title of the thread should have answered your question before you asked.
"States" is plural.
No, there’s going to be blue text and not some glitzy head turning colors to gawk at.I suppose that for the Far-Left balanced reporting is considered Right-Wing?
I put together a few juicy tidbits from this article. In its' entirety, there is a lot of information.Point taken.
But here’s a quote from this one bill in question in this one state:
“This bill would provide that those standards shall be interpreted and applied consistent with federal law and regulations, as specified.”