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Most of the time, yes. And certainly the stuff that actually passed the initial request for a temporary injunction. Unlike Trump's travel ban (and the facially illegal stuff we're talking about hypothetically in these last few posts), generally the legislative leaders in a state will vet their proposed legislation with their lawyers ahead of time.Uh, huh. I think you and I have a different view on what "vet" means. Post
Heller and
Bruen AWB's are no-go's but that didn't stop these states from passing them anyway.
....and no guarantee of being released after that. Riiiight. Say, let's ask Mayorkas about that:
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/mayorkas-tells-bo...Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas on Monday admitted to Border Patrol agents that the current rate of release for illegal immigrants apprehended at the southern border is "above 85%," sources told Fox News.
Mayorkas made the remarks when meeting privately with agents in Eagle Pass, Texas, according to three Border Patrol sources who were in the room and heard the remarks themselves.They're not holding anybody: Biden is paroling these guys right on into the US.
Again:
Biden has to get creative.
A simple exec order mandating that a blood test is require for all asylum seekers before they may be paroled into the US would do the trick.
