Personal account, views my own.
Dept. Director 2A History and Scholarship, Everytown Law
Studying the history of firearms regulation.
History, Rugby, Marquette Basketball, miniatures, and occasional figure skating and gymnastics takes.
Mark Anthony Frassetto
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It's a pretty fun one.
"ICE agents will be stationed outside graduation events for the nation’s newest Marines to identify whether any of their family members are undocumented, according to the Marine Corps."
Gerald Ford vetoed naming a post office after himself.
Judge Leon once stopped construction of the purple line light rail system for over a year but failed to make a final ruling so Maryland couldn't appeal, completely blowing up the costs and timeline of the project.
So maybe he'll use those skills for good here.
The Supreme Court released one opinion today, it was not either of the second amendment cases that are pending decision.
Actively sabotaging America.
Or to use Lash's full phrase subject to the jurisdiction [of the United States] means-- "one be born subject to the sovereign people of the United States in the sense of owing a primary allegiance to the United States."
It's just not remotely plausible as a matter of original public meaning.
There have been so many very smart nuanced takes defending birthright citizenship, but take all that away and this is just such an enormous hurdle for the antis.
webstersdictionary1828.com/Dictionary/J...
It just doesn't mean "owing a primary allegiance to the United States."
As the U.S. continues to fight the war in Iran, the Marine Corps has boosted protection measures on bases, requiring everyone to present REAL IDs, passports or birth certificates to access any sites.
I just got a law journal rejection for a cycle I didn't even submit in! They're just proactively saying no.
Nothing of particular second amendment note on today's Supreme Court orders list.
www.supremecourt.gov/orders/court...
The wait continues on the assault weapon and LCM cases. It's looking more and more like a denial with a long dissent (but there's no way to know until the Court tells us).
Ryan J. Reilly “paints a vivid and urgent portrait of… disarray”
