North Carolina’s governor, Josh Stein, on Monday warned that the crackdown was simply “stoking fear” and resulting in severe 'disruption'. The Trump administration on Saturday sent border patrol agents to Charlotte to enhance operations by Customs and Immigration Enforcement.
The White House has argued that its latest focus on the Democratic-run city of about 950,000 people is an effort to combat crime but the enforcement has been met with fierce objections from local leaders – amid declining crime rates in the city.
Many residents were outraged when there was a flurry of reported encounters with immigration agents near churches, apartment complexes and stores over the weekend.
Taker a look at the signs. Billionaires? Defend Democracy? Still with the 'No Kings' bullshit? Jeez.
Some of the 'protestors' are wearing masks - shouldn't they be taking them off so the 'no masks' protest signs make more sense? Somebody's paying these motherfuckers. And somebody's paying for the fancy shop-made signs. Who is it? I fuckin' give up. Just don't try doing that shit in front of my house, you morons. You'll get a very wet welcome, to say the least...
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Stoking fear among people who have nothing to worry about?
ReplyDeleteStoking fear that democrats will lose their free votes?
Protests - the song needs to be reworded to say Hush Hush Not-So-Sweet Charlotte.
ReplyDeleteMany businesses were disrupted by these arrests. Well then, now legal Americans and foreigners can get employed! What's not to like? Don't feel for the businesses as they were also, technically, breaking the law by hiring, and likely waaay under compensating, the illegals. Like a meat plant in the Midwest where lots of illegals were hauled off, then the next day the hiring office at the plant was over flowing with legal job seekers. The situation with these clowns is just perverse.
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