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Yes, of course, because SCOTUS is not the arbiter
Posted on: June 7, 2017 at 12:52:27 CT
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of the constitution in our book.
But they are in your book. And SCOTUS even says that immigration is not in the Constitution, rather its just an inherent power of a sovereign nation (i.e. we can't point to anything in the constitution).
So, you're the one in a tricky position here.
But they are in your book. And SCOTUS even says that immigration is not in the Constitution, rather its just an inherent power of a sovereign nation (i.e. we can't point to anything in the constitution).
So, you're the one in a tricky position here.
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Yes, of course, because SCOTUS is not the arbiter - ummmm MU - 6/7 12:52:27