Good fucking luck with that though. Voting blue is the only way to do that, but Democrats largely are not motivating younger voters. Republicans with their scare tactics and xenophobia and racism, really fire up their base, the best Democrats really do is "hey, we're not that" which I mean... Good, but they don't fire up people to vote.
Democrats suck at motivting young voters, cause young voters don't want to vote for some living archaeological site that supports bullshit like Israels fascist extermination campaign WHILE providing them the weapons to do it.
Didn't all the pro-palestine groups just threaten Biden with no votes unless ceasefire? It's almost like he's not actually the problem. How does this factor in their calculations?
There's something about the middle east that makes everyone adopt idiotic self defeating positions often with a pinch of moral bankruptcy. Can't quite put my finger on it (jk it's organized religion and nationalism).
I hear there's a huge difference between "not actually the problem" and "unfortunately not the solution."
By your logic, where "not the solution" is equal to "he is the problem, though", the penguins of Antarctica are specifically to blame for the post-pendemic economic collapse. They're not the solution, so by your logic they are the problem.
(The bill would) require the Department of Homeland Security to refrain from issuing visas or granting refugee, asylum, or temporary protected status to anyone holding a passport issued by the Palestinian Authority. It would also revoke visas and refugee or asylum status for anyone who was granted it on or after October 1.
Proposing a bill that stops new and recent visas is vastly different from wholesale booting all Palestinians from the country like the headline implies.
Still a shitheel move imo, but not mass ethnic "resettlement" the headline brings to mind.
Is this not a violation of the 14th amendment at all. What if some of the palestinians were born in america, even if the supreme court is radical, the 14th amendment is so clearly stated, "All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside. No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws."
It is clearly written, and they cannot interpret state being only states and not the federal government they must pass an amendment to overturn it, and it is clearly that the last line "Nor deny any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of laws", basicially states you cannot deny an american his right to being equal and does not state, if it is only state law and if they fuck with it, it could unleash all hell as now anyone could have there citizenship taken away by the federal government because of what nation they from.
"Are you now or have you ever been in a terrorist organization"
They'd never think to lie right? Like, that'd be illegal something terrorists are very concerned about, and yet for some reason that question is on immigration, security clearance and gun sale background checks.
I'm quite sure there's a heightened background investigation for immigrants, but I like to make fun of the existence of that question.