It's certainly not being used for political gain. It's a tragedy. And it's happened before in Virginia, Virginia Beach most notably. It -- it really is just one example of the failure of the federal government to move these people out.
Kenneth Cuccinelli defends the legal opinion allowing police to check immigration status, stating it's not for political gain but a response to federal failures.
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I think we're probably going to see an awful lot of disclosure, which is certainly something I've been advocating. I think it helps -- it certainly helps the President, the more of it that comes out, the better.
Technically, yes, but it has been made so thoroughly cumbersome and expensive that it has proven impractical for States to use it.
I would not do anything contrary to the law. If I understood something to be contrary to the law, I wouldn't do it.
All of the Second Amendment case law you’re familiar with, Heller, Bruen, et cetera, Miller, is merely persuasive authority.
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