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You guys are all going to love this, because the sanctuary county\/state idea came up about 4 years ago, with Illinois starting the movement. But Texas recently went full-blown, up front with its in-your-face proposed declaration of its status as a sanctuary state.<\/p>\n
The governor of Texas is undertaking declaring the state of Texas to be a sanctuary state for gun owners. Unfortunately, if he doesn\u2019t put a chokehold on the liberal element moving there from LaLaLand, he may get drowned out, but that is a debatable aspect for consideration.<\/p>\n
https:\/\/thefederalistpapers.org\/us\/texas-gov-abbott-floats-turning-lone-star-state-2nd-amendment-sanctuary<\/a><\/p>\n From the article: Article VI<\/a>\u00a0of the Constitution states that the \u201cConstitution, and the laws of the United States which shall be made in pursuance thereof; and all treaties made, or which shall be made, under the authority of the United States, shall be the supreme law of the land,\u201d meaning that federal law supersedes state law when contradictions arise.<\/p>\n However, Article VI presupposes that both the federal and state laws in question are constitutional, therefore giving them equal legal validity. The policies the\u00a0Biden administration<\/a>\u00a0is promoting are constitutionally dubious at best, and would serve to unravel the Second Amendment at worst. – article<\/p>\n There is a section at that link in the quote from the article about Biden’s EO stopping the deportation of illegal immigrants.<\/p>\n And Nicole Wallace is running her mouth about using drone strikes on \u201cdomestic terrorism\u201d. If it’s okay to use it on foreign soil, why can’t we just do the same thing here? Well, she doesn’t define a domestic terrorist specifically, just brings up her personal prejudices about people who don’t agree with her view of things.<\/p>\n