A lot of things happened. Here are some of the things. This is TPM’s Morning Memo. Sign up for the email version. President Trump’s constant flip-flopping on whether to upend the agriculture and hospitality industries in the country for the sake of following through on his haphazard mass deportation agenda reveal one aspect of what his immigration…
There seems to be little rhyme or reason to SCOTUS rulings these days.
But the Supreme Court rejected that argument. Writing for the six-member court majority, Justice Elena Kagan said Congress’s delegation to the FCC didn’t violate the Constitution.
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Justices Neil Gorsuch, Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas dissented from the ruling.
At the center of the case is Article I, Section I of the Constitution which reads “All legislative powers herein granted shall be vested in a Congress of the United States…”
President Trump’s constant flip-flopping on whether to upend the agriculture and hospitality industries in the country for the sake of following through on his haphazard mass deportation
“President Trump’s constant flip-flopping on whether to upend the agriculture and hospitality industries in the country for the sake of following through on his haphazard mass deportation agenda reveals one aspect of what his immigration policies have, in part, always been about: punishing blue cities and states.”
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Mess with something as basic as agriculture and watch folk get pissed off donnie. Your “blue state gripe” is toddler worthy. Your racism, trump, is sickening.
Finally, it’s going to be exposed! Millions of people are turning down good paying jobs, ones that offer a full spectrum of medical benefits and retirement options. All so they can sit at home and watch TV, drink beer and smoke dope. I just knew it!!
President Trump’s constant flip-flopping on whether to upend the agriculture and hospitality industries in the country for the sake of following through on his haphazard mass deportation agenda reveals one aspect of what his immigration policies have, in part, always been about: punishing blue cities and states.
It seems to me that Donnie’s ‘retribution’ was, in effect, always meant to be a declaration of war on Democratic America.