Sanctuary cities

Sort of like failing to do your job in going through the process of advising/consenting on a Supreme Court judge as the Constitution specifies, eh?

Tit or tat.

Consent, same as with rape is given by the one giving consent. It says absolutely nothing about rubber stamping his appointments. If they don't like him he doesn't get in. Ask Judge Bork.
 
I do wonder, following Conager's argument, that the Federal Government cannot tell the states what to do, can they tell the Feds that "their" legalized citizens can vote in Federal elections...

They absolutely can. California decides who does and does not get to vote in their federal election California get to send whatever elector is to the Electoral College that they wish. They wish to have non-citizens vote they can in fact in the past that was done.

'Course if California wants to exercise their Sovereign rights, I fully expect them to support Arizona's Sovereign rights as well...even the ones they don't like.
 
People aren't citizens of a state, people are citizens of the country.

What does the Department of STATE do? What do you call the entities the state department deals with? Do you suppose they're dealing with Nebraska?

Why would states have to decide whether or not a particular law ordinance or license has reciprocity between states if all citizens are simply citizens of the country which they aren't. A citizen of Texas is not a citizen of Arizona.
 
What does the Department of STATE do? What do you call the entities the state department deals with? Do you suppose they're dealing with Nebraska?

Why would states have to decide whether or not a particular law ordinance or license has reciprocity between states if all citizens are simply citizens of the country which they aren't. A citizen of Texas is not a citizen of Arizona.

It represents the US in diplomatic affairs, what does that have to do in determining citizenship?

No one is a citizen of Texas.
 
What does the Department of STATE do? What do you call the entities the state department deals with? Do you suppose they're dealing with Nebraska?

Why would states have to decide whether or not a particular law ordinance or license has reciprocity between states if all citizens are simply citizens of the country which they aren't. A citizen of Texas is not a citizen of Arizona.

At least not until I move to Arizona. Then within 90 days I become a citizen of Arizona, but I'm always a citizen of the United States of America. It says so on my passport, which I don't need to travel between any of the United States, but I do if I want to go to Germany.
 
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