Civilized said:
caryking said:
Civilized said:
Gulfstream4 said:
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I have never seen a political party work so hard against a President. The democrats offer absolutely nothing but resistance.
Do y'all ever research anything?
With Stephen Miller being a demonstrated lying xenophobic asshat, aren't you inclined to apply at least a little critical thought to anything that he's so eagerly amplifying?
Miller being downright horny over the opportunity to run down a brown Muslim judge named "Mustafa" notwithstanding, Kasubhai isn't "foreign-born" unless somehow Los Angeles is a different country. He was born in LA and went to Berkeley and University of Oregon.
And he's not "blocking the Trump Administration from requiring Democrat-run states to remove non-citizens from SNAP." His ruling doesn't change that requirement at all.
He's simply not allowing the Trump Administration to ignore the 120-day compliance grace period before fining allegedly non-compliant states millions of dollars.
The Trump Administration was trying to back-date the start of the grace period months prior to final guidance being issued (which occurred on December 10). Kasubhai is simply saying the 120-day grace period to implement changes begins on the day the Administration issued final guidance, which was December 10. States therefore have until April 9 to be in compliance.
Civ, you know two different things can be true at the same time. Now, I don't know the details of this ruling and really don't want to spend time learning about it. A couple of thoughts:
- So, we do have non-citizens receiving unlawful benefits?
- Why would there be a 120 day moratorium of an illegal distribution of services that some say don't exist?
- Miller's comments weren't wrong. Perhaps you don't like them; however, is he really amplifying a sentiment that doesn't have support?
Civ, your comments are exactly why people say you have TDS. I think you could have gotten your point across (whatever it is) without being so blatantly obvious with your...
LOLOL. I could say "the sky is blue" and you'd claim it's an example of TDS.
For my comments to be an example of TDS shouldn't they have to clear the bar of at least mentioning or complaining about Trump? The guy I bagged on is Stephen Miller, who is a proudly xenophobic, antagonistic asshat and I don't know how that's even debatable, although I'm sure some on here will make him out to be an Eagle Scout poster boy. And no, Stephen Miller's sentiment does not have broad electoral support.
The rest of what I said is simply a recitation of the facts surrounding the situation.
You're a little twisted on the details of the SNAP distribution.
Benefits weren't previously being illegally distributed; they were being legally distributed in accordance with the law as written prior to the BBB.
The 120-day grace period to implement eligibility changes was written into the BBB and makes sense - government agencies can't shift procedures and logistics affecting millions of people at the drop of a hat.
On October 31 the USDA issued updated guidance that detailed changes (narrowing) of eligibility standards and implemented massive state penalties for non-complying states. On November 1 it announced it was also ending the 120-day grace period which would have made states immediately subject to massive fines even though guidance about the new standard had only been offered one day prior.
Sufficiently clear, final guidance was finally offered on December 10.
The court applying a reasonableness threshold to the eligibility shift implementation timing is not an unexpected or unreasonable outcome.
Above all, my point is the tweet was bull**** propaganda and of course people in here pile on and use that propaganda as more fuel in their red team/blue team battlebot episode.
Civ, that's outlandish. The only reason you're referred to as having TDS is because of your comments. Specifically about Miller, you obviously don't like his way of doing things. That's perfectly fine. Now, calling the guy an Asshat, Xenophobic, and whatever else is purely an opinion couched in a way that you want true. You, nor I, know the guy and probably shouldn't make derogatory comments like yours.
Regarding the BBB having (new) guidelines was only done because people, like you, swear that no illegals get government services. Well, that's what your party says, if not you. So, basically, something that most likely is already codified had to be codified again.
The cavalier way you use reasonableness is astounding. This reminds me of so many other situations that include unlawful acts. At some point, the US government "HAS" to take serious and effective actions to rid us of the unlawfulness going on.
wait, we can't enforce unlawful people, by removing them, because it's inhumane…. We can't shoot down a boat full of drugs because… we should bring them into our country and prosecute them…. We can't, we can't, we can't…
Enough of the madness with the left and judges, like this hack (derogatory comments), that got promoted by another hack (derogatory comment). That judge was nothing more than an ambulance changer (derogatory comments).
