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  • T.Lex

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    I am having trouble in my war of wits with him too. Shame I'm not Sicilian
    I'm fairly confident that Iocaine powder implementation is a violation of INGO rules. A 3 day ban might be worth it.

    Wait.

    You're a doc.

    If a patient presents with symptoms that could possibly be helped by Iocaine powder, then that can't be a rules violation. Right?
     

    T.Lex

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    I'm a lawyer. Because I like helping people. :D





    Wait. Does this mean like "watching" or misspelling of "gauze"?

    The answer to that question probably changes the answer to the first question.

    Sounds like something a homophone would say.
     

    jamil

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    Oh snap.

    Time to change usernames again.

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    This'll be more difficult than I thought.

    How about Reality Winner?


    That's a problem. But so is her rhetoric about bringing gun cases to SCOTUS right after Scalia died, so they could "fix" the Heller decision. She should recuse herself from both this and any gun cases that the court takes on.
     

    KLB

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    How about Reality Winner?



    That's a problem. But so is her rhetoric about bringing gun cases to SCOTUS right after Scalia died, so they could "fix" the Heller decision. She should recuse herself from both this and any gun cases that the court takes on.
    Don't be silly. She can obviously separate her personal feelings from her ruling on the bench..........:lmfao:

    OK. I can't actually finish that thought. :):
     

    jamil

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    If statements made during Trump's campaign are admissible as evidence against him shouldn't the same be said for the statement(s) of any judge presiding over the case?

    That's why judges who make such statements should recuse themselves. If they ultimately rule in favor of the statements they've previously made it invalidates their ruling in the public eye. SCOTUS judges don't have to recuse themselves. But if they care anything at all about the validity of their decisions then they have to way that. I don't think ideologues like Ginsberg are capable of doing that.
     

    SheepDog4Life

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    This question is Kafka-esque.

    Federal law enforcement is charged with vetting immigrants. There are robust measures in place to do that, so as to maintain a high level of security. Trump's stated goal, in a kind six-sigma sense, is to increase the measures to incrementally increase security. There's nothing wrong with that at all.

    To the extent that goal has been stymied by the litigation, he has the opportunity to both incrementally increase security AND score PR points by having an articulable, rational plan that incrementally increases security.

    I'm guess I should've been more explicit earlier.

    I thought there were whistle-blower reports of refugees being admitted without any sort of verifiable documentation and who were "un-vettable"... that they couldn't even verify their true identity. For example, what percentage of poor Syrian refugees have passports? Even if they have one, how do you verify a Syrian passport as authentic? What do you do with a refugee who claims all of their documents were seized from them by government troops or ISIS?

    It's not like you can go door-to-door and check with their old neighbors, interview their relatives, friends and former employers. (an example of a basic security screening protocol)

    If you can't even verify who some of these people are, how can you vet them?
     

    ArcadiaGP

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    Homeland Security has rescinded DAPA, which protected parents with US citizen or permanent resident children from deportation.

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