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But as with annulling marriages, it all hinges on a vow taken, and whether or not people took it in good faith. We know Ilhan (“bro fo) Omar didn’t. Nor did many of her compatriots. And people who become citizens by fraud and never intend to assimilate didn’t do what they promised to. (Forsaking all other loyalties and allegiances.) No, I don’t actually care if our benighted government thinks we can have dual citizenship. That’s not in the oath. It’s like your husband approving of adultery. It’s still adultery. And if you intended to continue sleeping around, you didn’t swear the oath in good faith. Much less when like Ilhan you say your real citizenship is where you came from!
Every show he’ll ask someone making $40k a year with $50k of credit card debt why they’re spending $400 a month on DoorDash and the answer is inevitably some variant of ‘self care’ or ‘YOLO’ or ‘I owe myself a treat’ and it makes me want to scream. https://t.co/QromoiRYQapic.twitter.com/Foqiz26ZWd
— Coddled Affluent Professional (@feelsdesperate) December 3, 2025
Bass defended her resistance to the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement on CNN’s The Situation Room, where she responded to the network’s new poll finding that 54% of people approve of the administration’s program to deport illegal immigrants. However, Bass said she does not believe this poll is accurate and that federal agents were “overstepping,” taking away power from the state.
In response, York clarified that the federal government has the sole authority to enforce immigration law.
York recalled the Obama administration, when Arizona officials told former President Barack Obama, “You are not enforcing immigration laws, so we’ll do it.” Obama said no, the issue went to court, and the president won.
“The ruling is the federal government has the sole authority to do this,” York said Tuesday on Fox News’s America’s Newsroom. “So when Karen Bass says, ‘It is like the federal government is coming in and taking our state and local authority,’ no, they don’t have any state and local authority.”
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