So we don't have to change our asylum laws, we don't have to change anything about sanctuary cities, we can make kids safe.
Mark Meadows: “So we don't have to change our asylum laws, we don't have to change anything about sanctuary cities, we can make kids…”
Editor's note · Context
Mark Meadows emphasizes that safety for kids can be achieved without changing asylum laws.
Share
More from Mark Meadows
Mark Meadows had to make a decision: Do I try to protect Donald Trump and the legions of people that he is convinced of this big lie, or do I stand for the institution that I was part of? Do I stand for the character and integrity that I…
He also said that he had never seen any evidence of fraud that would have kept now President Joe Biden from the White House, and agrees with the assessment that this was the most secure election in U.S. history.
If we look at, at senior officials, chiefs of staff and those senior to the president to the United States, compelling them to come in and testify and what we`re seeing now, there`s lots of jurisprudence and at least legal opinions and law…





