Judge Rules: If Feds Won’t Enforce Immigration Laws, Locals Must Not

 The Open Borders Bloc successfully mobilized this summer to put down an unexpected outbreak of the rule of law.  The rebellion was brief but threatening, as local law enforcement clearly overstepped their bounds and began enforcing laws willy-nilly-leading many in the ruling elite to wonder where it all might end. Luckily, a judge was able […]

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 The Open Borders Bloc successfully mobilized this summer to put down an unexpected outbreak of the rule of law.  The rebellion was brief but threatening, as local law enforcement clearly overstepped their bounds and began enforcing laws willy-nilly-leading many in the ruling elite to wonder where it all might end. Luckily, a judge was able to step in and stop the law before it could be enforced again.

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