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This actually explains a lot.
Also what is an uncontrolled fit of cheerfulness..? 😂
Assaults on federal officers enforcing our immigration laws have become far too common.
That’s why I introduced the RIOT Act — to ensure strict, non-negotiable penalties for anyone who attacks the men and women protecting our country.
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#BREAKING Emmanuel Padilla Reyes helped criminals vanish in plain sight by selling fake Texas tags for "ghost cars" used in murders, drive-by shootings, and robberies.
Now he's heading to federal prison for 5 years and owes $22 MILLION for his role in a massive fraud scheme.
Non-citizens who think they’re above the law are kicked out of our country and can never come back.
This actually explains a lot.
Also what is an uncontrolled fit of cheerfulness..? 😂
As if we need more reasons to target the cartels, their destruction of their own home country drives illegal immigration (which other cartels then profit from through their human smuggling networks).
This is why I’m working closely with our administration and the Mexican government to establish a strategy to defeat them.
How much cocaine did Hunter use before this interview?
Some of us said from day one this rule was garbage. Now the courts agree.
Yesterday evening, a beautiful ceremony honored Claire “Reese” Manchaca—a Caney Creek graduate and gifted architecture student at UTSA—who tragically lost her life in the July 4th floods in Kerr County.
Reese had just completed her junior year and recently returned from studying abroad in Italy, where she passionately pursued her love of art, culture, and design. Last year, Reese was baptized and accepted Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior.
She was camping with three of her closest friends—Joyce “JC” Badon, Ella Cahill, and Aidan Heartfield—when flash floods devastated the Texas Hill Country, claiming their lives and those of far too many others.
