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States rights..
the lower courts all agreed and you think the federal courts should step in??
If you agree that's its Arizona's state right to pass tough immagration laws and the federal government should stay out of it, then you have to agree the same here... it's California's state right.. the feds should stay home...
States rights..
the lower courts all agreed and you think the federal courts should step in??
If you agree that's its Arizona's state right to pass tough immagration laws and the federal government should stay out of it, then you have to agree the same here... it's California's state right.. the feds should stay home...
So all states want there own set of rights...? State's rights?
Do you know what the constitutional question is? is that easier for you to understand?
Not if you are the one presenting the question. Can you put the other guy on?
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Originally Posted by martyogelvie
States rights..
the lower courts all agreed and you think the federal courts should step in??
If you agree that's its Arizona's state right to pass tough immagration laws and the federal government should stay out of it, then you have to agree the same here... it's California's state right.. the feds should stay home...
States rights..
the lower courts all agreed and you think the federal courts should step in??
If you agree that's its Arizona's state right to pass tough immagration laws and the federal government should stay out of it, then you have to agree the same here... it's California's state right.. the feds should stay home...
I'll ask you since that other guy doesnt have a clue...What right is California claiming? the right to offer in-state tuition rates to illegal alien students or their state's right to follow Federal immigration law? Or does California want the right to sue itself?
I think the OP's post was about in State tuition breaks. We don't need "your" version of what the Court will decide about this case as a thread derailment do we?
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