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Follow Dec. 10, 2020 Not a single indictment has been filed by the police or the State Prosecutor’s Office against organizers of large gatherings in violation of coronavirus health regulations since the onset of the pandemic. Two months ago, the State Prosecutor’s Office also instructed the police not to file indictments of its own over mass gatherings. The step was taken over concern that the charges would be challenged as selective enforcement, due to the lack of uniformity in the handling of such gatherings, a document obtained by Haaretz showed. The State Prosecutor’s Office has not...
Going to file overnight a motion with the judge saying, we want to renew our motion to open the case anew to receive this evidence of white house communication so that we can evaluate whether or not that defense, if you will, of selective enforcement is availing. if they file that, giving the giuliani comments, the judge has a hard choice to decline that opportunity for them to receive that information. he has said, giuliani, that the president made this decision, contradicting the affidavit. it may well be that before we get to the appellate stage, the judge says, i'm going to give you -- i'm...
Stop him." well, the white house doubling down today. insisting the president is acting within the law as he handles the immigration crisis along our southern border. >> the law requires that. and, again, this is something that the administration is committed to, is enforcing the law. so the president's well aware of what's happening along the southwest border and that is why you've seen the wide range of steps from the authority the president already has to enforce the law. >> chris is our fox news digital politics editor. all right. a lot to chomp on here, chris. what's your analysis about t...
Her absence therefore takes away somebody that was saying we don't really need to do more. obviously the senate has put tremendous money into doing more, that's how they got 14 votes from republicans for their bill. but ideally what you have now is a situation or opening where you could have somebody in the position who was more -- less than antagonist, less an oppositional force for republicans who want to make the case, let's go forward with more border security. >> jeff sessions, opponent of immigration reform as laid out so far said this. most significant obstacle to immigration reform rem...