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States don’t set immigration policy. The federal government does.

Under the Constitution, every state has the responsibility to comply with federal law enforcement, because the states gave authority to the federal government for immigration and naturalization, deportation.

That’s why the president shouldn’t kick three of them out of the White House.

The fact is, some of them on both the right and the left, are poorly ideologically organized for their own point of view, and that’s what makes things bad.

So you better get on your social media and get people cranked up to see what the alternative is.

I don’t know to what extent you folks are on social media, but I know social media has a big impact on the election.

For the simple reason that the alternative, of a Democrat from Iowa in the United States Senate, is for Chuck Schumer to lead the United States Senate, and you know how disastrous that would be.

I want to make sure that Nebraska parents are on a Nebraska jury to be able to determine what the Nebraska harm was, to hold them liable.

The way the Iowa law works, it allows me, as attorney general, to step in on behalf of the whole group of Iowans who have been hurt under our consumer protection laws.

We will not just accept that any big tech company can make money by hurting Iowa’s kids and use them as lab rats, you know, in a race to be the first or the biggest or to have the most users.

Every other race has done this. There is no reason that the 3rd District should be any different.

I think it’s important, most of all, for Iowans to know that they have an opportunity to hear from both candidates on the stage.

That deficit, we’ve got to do something to address it.

We have to see where we’re going with the state’s budget.

They’re really the backbone of the training that we need for our workforce.

Small towns are the backbone of Colorado and our nation as a whole.

Unique ZIP codes are not a symbolic gesture. They are tangible changes that improve mail delivery accuracy.

I introduced H.R. 3095, the Unique ZIP Code bill.