Posted on Jan 26, 2024
As Texas faces potential federal standoff, state AG says border looks like Biden 'cut a deal with...
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Some are saying that Biden could Federalize the Texas NAtional Guard. It's my understanding that the National Guard is under the control of the Govenor and the US GOV needs to ask the State for National Guard assistance
As Texas faces potential federal standoff, state AG says border looks like Biden 'cut a deal with...
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No the President can federalize the National Guard. Think back to I believe when GOV of either Alabama or Mississippi refused Presidents integration order. President federalized Guard to enforce his executive order.
As a current member of the TXARNG serving on Operation Lone Star, I hope and pray our State and Federal leaders make good choices for the State of Texas and the nation. Unfortunately, that might be too much to ask…
As a current member of the TXARNG serving on Operation Lone Star, I hope and pray our State and Federal leaders make good choices for the State of Texas and the nation. Unfortunately, that might be too much to ask…
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That's incorrect, the President can call the National Guard into federal service without the Governor's consent. However, Texas also has members of its State Guard on state active duty on the border, which cannot be federalized.
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Want the immigration issue solved? Tell the GOP congress to ignore Trump and pass a comprehensive bill. Of course that would take away his only issue to run on.
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Why did the Dems stop all the progress that was being made and in turn make the situation worse?
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MSG Stan Hutchison
SFC (Join to see) - They have complied with the laws all along. Current laws state anyone applying for asylum must be given a court hearing. Others must be processed and have a court determination,
Don't like that? Get the GOP in Congress to get pass a new law.
Don't like that? Get the GOP in Congress to get pass a new law.
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SFC (Join to see)
So all those that are from a country other than Mexico should follow:
The so-called 'first country of asylum' principle often justifies the decision to return asylum seekers to another country. It means that a country can reject a person's asylum application if they have already been granted protection by another country. It is also often referred to as 'safe third country' principle.
The so-called 'first country of asylum' principle often justifies the decision to return asylum seekers to another country. It means that a country can reject a person's asylum application if they have already been granted protection by another country. It is also often referred to as 'safe third country' principle.
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MSG Stan Hutchison
SFC (Join to see) - That is covered in 8 U.S. Code § 1158 - Asylum.
But it still requires a hearing to determine such a status.
But it still requires a hearing to determine such a status.
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