Me!!!

They are, absolutely… but unfortunately, if the administration is successful of a mass deportation and the camps, the racial profiling will increase.

Yet a higher percentage of Latino men voted for him. Just wait until they are the ones targeted or racially profiled.

And they can keep on Fking off until they no longer can Fk off.

I would believe that it undermines the rule of law and violates constitutional protections, making it seem like a de facto form of authoritarian governance.

This approach could parallel some aspects of martial law, particularly if it involves military overreach, coercion, or the suspension of legal safeguards for targeted groups.

Deploying the military for mass deportations would likely push the boundaries of the Posse Comitatus Act, which restricts the use of federal military forces in domestic law enforcement. Exceptions exist, i.e, Insurrection Act, using the military in this way would be unprecedented and controversial.

Martial law generally refers to the imposition of direct military control over civilian functions of government, typically during emergencies, and often involves the suspension of ordinary legal processes.

Both is the acceptable answer.

I get that, too. I don’t know if I have dycalculia or not, but what I do know is that I suffered in grammar school. I couldn’t understand until later.

I am not terrible at it, now. I did ok in my math in undergrad due to the philosophy course I took that helped me understand algebra. In high school, I did terribly in math. Minus in geometry. I did ok in that.

Freedom, Ok

This is what I believe, too

Probably some of the smaller towns/rural areas that have