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Trial: 'Humiliating' ban on noncitizens in voter registration efforts harmed workers financially

Quality Journalism for Critical Times Two workers for voter-registration organizations testified Tuesday that their bosses imposed high standards for transparency and adherence to election law but that they suffered financially after a new state law barred noncitizens from doing the work. That law, SB 7050, is the subject of a constitutional challenge this week in the U.S. District Court for […] The post Trial: ‘Humiliating’ ban on noncitizens in voter registration efforts harmed workers financi

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Court: New York City Cannot Allow Noncitizens to Vote

A New York City law that would have allowed roughly 800,000 noncitizens to vote in local elections is deemed unconstitutional.

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Fox News at Night

mazda car driven by 47-year-old melissa powell and her son, killing them. toxicology results show he was three times over the legal limit. he was treated at a hospital and charged with foll vehicular hom. he is from el salvador and had been deported four times, writing, the subject has been previously removed and has no regard for immigration law. as part of routine operations, i.c.e. targets interests noncitizens of violent crimes and immigration laws. while in the u.s., he has been in and out of jail for multiple dui offenses, and at the time of the accident his license had been revoked. four days prior to the accident, he pled guilty to that previous dui offense. the county judge in that case sentenced him to probation and work release. >> why would you not at least sentenced him to a harsher sentence and why would you not

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The Ingraham Angle

jail illegals, and the judges could deport them out of texasit to their home country. bid but that is unconstitutional according to the biden regime. texas cannot run its own y immigration system but they say. and yesterday, that doj asked the supreme court to let border patrol cut through and removeetr razor wire that the state of texas but up to deter illegals spirit but kj p says, that is nt what it actually does. -- >> governor abbott's razor wirei does not prevent. i is not prevent noncitizens from unlawfully crossing. that is not what it does. if anything, it puts at risk the lives of the border patrol at risk. it puts them at danger. >> pete: as an infantryman who has employed quite a bit of razor wire in my life, it definitely prevents and is intended to prevent. when yout , we put it in, wear l that is helpful.

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CNN News Central

border politics is key in this election year. but aside from that, this is a lawsuit that comes on the heel of the justice department threatening to sue texas if they didn't back down from this controversial immigration law. texas didn't do that. the doj filed their lawsuit just yesterday. their argument is that this law, as you mentioned, undercuts federal authority because it is the federal government that enforces immigration law. it is solely their authority. and in this lawsuit that's the point the justice department is saying by saying quote texas cannot run its own immigration system. the efforts through sb-4 intrude on the federal government's government exclusive authority to regulate the entry and removal of noncitizens frustrate the united states immigration operation and proceedings and interfere with u.s. foreign relations sb-4 is invalid and must be enjoined. in other words the court should block this measure set to take

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America Reports

what's it looking like today? >> bill: john, it's barren here again today, pretty cold out here, low on the crossings. but the lawsuit is just the latest effort by the feds trying to stop texas to enforce its own border down here. the feds sued texas to get their water barriers out of the rio grande, they want the razor wire cut, and now suing texas over sb4, the security bill, and arguing it's unconstitutional. a portion of the federal lawsuit, texas cannot run its own immigration system. its effort through sb4 intrude on the federal government's exclusive authority to regulate entry and removal of noncitizens, frustrate proceedings and sb4 is invalid. house republicans here in eagle pass yesterday, including the chairman of the homeland

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Outnumbered

own folder around him. you cannot make this up, you can see migrants entering our country illegally, this is just feet from where speaker johnson was as he spoke with reporters. and as he spoke with them, they were undocumented immigrants yelling help in spanish, take a look there at the barbed wire. [yelling help in spanish] so that is razor wire stopping the migrants from entering our country, but it doesn't keep them from saying this at the white house podium yesterday. >> razor wire does not prevent, it does not prevent noncitizens from unlawfully crossing. it does not do that, it just puts at risk and puts the lives at risk of the border patrol. >> but we did submitted to prevent with they also did say that walls don't work but she had a reason why an interesting

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The Story With Martha MacCallum

>> martha, good afternoon and it is pretty quiet out here but the federal government is going after the state of texas once again trying to secure its own border. the feds are suing texas over its new border security law called sp 4 peer they want to block and say it is unconstitutional. here is the lawsuit that says in part. texas cannot run its own immigration system and the efforts before intrude on the federal government's exclusive authority to regulate the entry and removal of noncitizens. frustrate the united states operations and proceedings and interfere with u.s. foreign relations. sp 4 is invalid and must be enjoined. in eagle pass yesterday and they are promising there is help on the horizon. take a listen. >> every state and city in the country as a border state, but i want to say a personal thank you and salute to taxes. you have bore the brunt of this,

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The Story With Martha MacCallum

answer. tomi lahren, maybe want to take a crack at why the president isn't pulling the levers he can pull. when he came home the other night from vacation, tomi lahren. >> he was given the blueprint to enforce and secure the border when he came into office by president donald trump who successfully worked to secure our border apprehension is low and didn't have catch and release and remain in mexico, threatened paris and mexico so the military would act and cooperate to try to keep the people coming across their border. you don't see that because it was reversed on day one of the biden administration. so the answer is biden and democrat citizens short-term outrage and they can get beyond this and they believe these people coming in by the millions will be their future voters. that is why they are focused on amnesty and voting rights giving noncitizens voting rights in several cities, municipalities. this is the democrats long term plan. they are okay with the outrage right now because they see the

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Your World With Neil Cavuto

who have already crossed into the country. now the administration arguing this razor wire does nothing to deter illegal crossings. >> governor abbott's razor wire does not prevent. it does not prevent noncitizens from unlawfully crossing. that is not what it does. if you think it puts at risk the lives of the border patrol at risk. it puts them in danger appear that is what the razor wire does. >> governor greg abbott says texas will continue to fight this legal battle. right now they have three court cases they are fighting the administration on. >> with the biden administration will put that time into securing the border as opposed to stopping taxes from securing the border, we wouldn't have a problem whatsoever. texas taxpayers have borne the brunt of about $10 billion in cost for taxes to do the federal government's job to try to secure the border. >> the white house is continuing

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