I think it would be toxic to the rule of law on its face if it was just two ordinary citizens, but the fact that the only person being prosecuted for this offense happens to be the President's political opponent makes this an unprecedented assault on our democracy.
McClintock criticizes the prosecution of Trump as a political attack undermining democracy.
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If I'm not able to ask, then there's no data to support. So, we are legally bound in California from asking someone their immigration status under Senate Bill 54.
Not because of a lack of resources, but because the laws that have been adopted in the 1970s make it cost prohibitive.
It's not the 'Great Replacement' theory; this is the definition of the 'Great Replacement' fact.
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