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US REVEALS.
24 states are suing the Trump administration, warning that the US president cannot coerce California into changing its own election laws.
California Attorney General Rob Bonta explained at a press conference on Thursday that he and other state attorneys general had already challenged and blocked two similar attempts related to these same grant programs.
Specifically, the Trump administration has demanded that states, in order to receive the funds, must comply with certain federal mandates, such as immigration enforcement and cooperation with federal agencies (ICE), accept new election administration requirements, and face the possibility of having the funds canceled based on other criteria.
“The administration has already lost similar battles in court, and we anticipate that this latest illegal attempt will also fail. Our communities deserve better than seeing their essential resources entangled in political games,” he added, noting that he is leading the lawsuit along with Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul.
The states of New Jersey, Rhode Island, Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Hawaii, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, and Wisconsin, Kentucky and Pennsylvania, joined Illinois and California in the lawsuit.
"An official from the Secret Service confirmed security upgrades are taking place to the entrance. It's unclear what those upgrades will entail."
So they're reinforcing the doors and building a new bunker... sounds like somebody's planning on overstaying
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We have photos of the vandals, disguised as Park Service workers dumping large quantities of hydrogen peroxide into the pool.
Oh wait, Trump ordered them to do this.
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Trump is desperately trying to get this video removed from social media!
You know what to do! 🤣
Can someone pull up all those clips from Trumps first campaign run where he was continually encouraging his followers to "rough up" or "attack" anyone that objected during his speeches, including the one where he assured the crowd at the ballpark he would pay their legal bills?
