State of Texas Being Sued
by Foreign Citizens
with
Mexican Government Support
Things get more bizarre by the day.
Last night, a conversation
between some friends regarding religion,
weapons and
self-defense occurred, due to the shooting incident in
Virginia
of two news crew individuals on live TV.
It ended friendly with
one friend stating he would give up freedom and
liberty if it
meant government would make it harder for people to get firearms.
The very same person indicated he didn't need a "book" to tell him
right from wrong, as his mother had done that, and he did whatever
would
keep him from being jailed; but, he never declared where
she got her
guidance or where he thought individual rights originated.
There was no
surprise there, since, despite my friend declaring no
affiliation with
any politics or ideology, he clearly believed the
propaganda peddled to
many Americans, while claiming
a "free thinker" position.
passports of children born
to illegal Mexican aliens. In the 19 page
amicus brief, Mexico
claims "friendly nations" should accept these
foreign passports or
government-issued IDs to avoid introducing
a "troublesome and discordant
element into bi-national or
transnational relations" by expressing
doubt regarding their
authenticity. Texas count registrars are refusing
to accept these
forms of identification as valid without a valid visa or
consular
14th Amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America.
Texas Civil Rights Project and Texas Rio Grande Legal Aid,
who
represent the seventeen families from Mexico and Central
America, claim
Texas violated the Equal Protection Clause,
as well as the Supremacy
Clause.
Read more at
http://freedomoutpost.com/
-mexican-government-support/#
3 comments:
bout time Mexico got off the u.S. tit and put their "big boy pants on"
They should let Mexico know that the 14th Amendment was never ratified so they can't use that in our courts as a reason, so there. Ken T.
14th Amendment was created for and only applies to public servants.
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