Attorney General Jeff Sessions was sent out to announce the repeal of DACA because God only knows what Trump would have said and this had lots of big words. Sessions said Obama did not care diddle squat about the rule of law. Hell, Sessions, Trump doesn’t even know what it is.
Just like I predicted, this is about Obama. Sessions spent the first half of the speech
lambasting Obama and the whole second half of the speech was about how wonderful Trump is. Sessions even gave Trump credit for the reduction in the number of people from Mexico trying to get into the United States. Damn, fool. Most people are trying to get out.
Then he said this:
"Societies where the rule of law is subject to political whims and personal biases tend to become societies afflicted by corruption, poverty, and human suffering."
I think he just described Trump.
This is the cruelest thing the United States has done in my lifetime and I promise you this: I will not stand idly by and let them removed DACA Dreamers from my hometown. These kids were vetted, they have to stay in school or employed, they had to pay $500 plus attorney fees to apply, they cannot have a felony or a serious misdemeanor, and they want to be Americans enough to work for it. They pay social security and they cannot receive any welfare whatsoever, including food stamps.
When they applied, they gave the government their addresses and the addresses of their family members because, dammit, they trusted us. Now we’e going to use that information to track down 800,000 of them and send them to a country most of them have never known.
And from a purely practical standpoint, what are we going to do about DACA Dreamers in the military? Who the hell is going to rebuild Houston?
The above hissy fit was brought to you by Jeff Sessions, the most pitiful excuse for man on planet earth.
Just like I predicted, this is about Obama. Sessions spent the first half of the speech
lambasting Obama and the whole second half of the speech was about how wonderful Trump is. Sessions even gave Trump credit for the reduction in the number of people from Mexico trying to get into the United States. Damn, fool. Most people are trying to get out.
Then he said this:
"Societies where the rule of law is subject to political whims and personal biases tend to become societies afflicted by corruption, poverty, and human suffering."
I think he just described Trump.
This is the cruelest thing the United States has done in my lifetime and I promise you this: I will not stand idly by and let them removed DACA Dreamers from my hometown. These kids were vetted, they have to stay in school or employed, they had to pay $500 plus attorney fees to apply, they cannot have a felony or a serious misdemeanor, and they want to be Americans enough to work for it. They pay social security and they cannot receive any welfare whatsoever, including food stamps.
When they applied, they gave the government their addresses and the addresses of their family members because, dammit, they trusted us. Now we’e going to use that information to track down 800,000 of them and send them to a country most of them have never known.
And from a purely practical standpoint, what are we going to do about DACA Dreamers in the military? Who the hell is going to rebuild Houston?
The above hissy fit was brought to you by Jeff Sessions, the most pitiful excuse for man on planet earth.
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