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> against the will of our elected officials Did you mean your local officials?

• kstrauser 9mo ago
  In the Federal model of US government, state authority overrides centralized government except in the explicit cases enumerated by the Constitution. So yes, of course they mean their local officials, because in this case there isn’t an explicit line in the Constitution explaining why the feds are allowed to invade Minnesota.
  • baggy_trough 9mo ago
    The Supreme Court has disagreed with you on the matter of federal immigration constitutional authority for more than a century. There isn’t any “invasion”; that’s a propaganda device.
    • actionfromafar 9mo ago
      That's clever. Just slap the "immigration sticker" on ICE and do whatever you want.
    • kstrauser 9mo ago
      And yet they didn’t brag about invading other states bordering, let’s see, Canada, just the blue one they had a political spat with.
  • dnautics 9mo ago
    yep. It's not in the constitution, but in all practicality mcculloch vs maryland (which i would love to see repealed) disagrees