NY Times ‘Deep State’ Definition Is COMPLETE Misinformation | Guests: AG Ken Paxton & John Ondrasik | 3/20/24
Mar 20, 2024
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Topics discussed include U.S. Senate candidate victory amidst Democrat hate campaign, court holds on Texas immigration law, NY Times opinion on deep state, SCOTUS critical cases, Laken Riley Act delays, importance of calling out evil, Texas border protection challenges.
Deep state existence acknowledged by NY Times but portrayed positively, creating debate on government influence.
Legal battles in Texas highlight challenges balancing state sovereignty with federal immigration policies.
SCOTUS case on freedom of speech concerns government influence on social media and challenges to establish harm.
Budget standoff in Senate raises transparency and accountability issues in rush to pass omnibus spending bill.
Senator Lee advocates for abolishing TSA to protect civil liberties and address Fourth Amendment violations.
Democrats stall bipartisan Lakin Riley Act, raising questions on public safety priorities and sanctuary city concerns.
Deep dives
Supreme Court Ruling and Court of Appeals Stay
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Texas to enforce a law detaining illegal immigrants, but a court of appeals reinstated a stay delaying enforcement. The lower court's stay remains in effect until the case is heard by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.
Expansion of Ruling's Impact
The ruling in Texas could potentially set a precedent for other states in the Fifth Circuit, influencing similar immigration-related cases in those states. The outcome of this case will likely affect how other states handle similar laws if they adopt them.
Challenges to Freedom of Speech
There is concern over potential loss of freedom of speech with the government influencing social media companies on who to silence or promote. The Supreme Court case addressing this issue focuses on standing to sue, with challenges related to establishing harm and recourse based on government actions.
Senate's Budget Standoff and Spending Bill
The Senate faces a budget standoff with a potential government shutdown looming. A massive omnibus spending bill is expected, likely filled with earmarks and excessive spending. Amidst the rush to pass the bill, concerns arise over transparency, accountability, and the rush to approve excessive spending.
Call for Ending TSA and Upholding Constitutional Rights
There is a call to abolish the TSA due to the violation of individuals' Fourth Amendment rights through unreasonable searches and seizures. Senator Mike Lee cites constitutional principles and advocates for prioritizing civil liberties and judicial oversight, voicing concerns over potential loss of freedoms.
Stalled Legislation on the Lakhin Riley Act
The Lakhin Riley Act, aimed at detaining illegal immigrants charged with serious crimes and allowing states to sue over harmful immigration actions, is being stalled by Democrats. Despite bipartisan support and addressing key security concerns, Democrats block progress, raising questions on prioritizing public safety and sanctuaries cities.
Legislative Response to Heinous Crimes
Following tragic incidents like Lakin Riley's murder, legislative responses are urgent to address and prevent similar crimes. The push for common-sense measures, like the Lakin Riley Act to enhance law enforcement tools, underscores bipartisan efforts to enhance public safety and prevent heinous crimes.
Fast-Tracked Legislation on Public Safety
Efforts to pass public safety legislation, such as the Lakin Riley Act, have shown bipartisan support and swift legislative action in the House. The bill aims to provide law enforcement additional tools to prevent crimes and deter criminals, addressing critical security concerns and honoring victims like Lakin Riley.
Legal Battle Over Immigration Laws
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is embroiled in a legal battle over the enforcement of state immigration laws. Despite initial Supreme Court approval, an appellate court reinstated a stay on the law, allowing Texas to arrest individuals violating immigration policies. The complexity of legal maneuvers highlights the challenges faced in maintaining border security.
Challenges to Upholding State Laws
The legal hurdles faced by Texas indicate broader issues of constitutional interpretation and governmental overreach. The inconsistency between court decisions and potential harm to the state's legal efforts underscore deeper tensions in upholding state sovereignty and addressing illegal immigration influx.
Impact on State Sovereignty and Future Elections
The clash between federal and state policies raises concerns about constitutional rights and the impact on Texas residents. Attorney General Paxton highlights the need for electoral solutions to address infringements on states' rights, signaling a potential turning point in protecting fundamental liberties.
U.S. Senate candidate Bernie Moreno joins to discuss his impressive primary victory in Ohio, despite an extensive hate campaign by the Democrats. A court has placed another hold on Texas' immigration law, as the Biden administration continues to thwart Texas' ability to deport illegal migrants. After the Left has denied the existence of a deep state, an opinion piece from the New York Times claims not only that the deep state exists but that it's actually a good thing. Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) joins to discuss all the critical cases that SCOTUS is hearing. Rep. Mike Collins (R-Ga.) joins to explain why he believes Democrats are stalling the passing of the Laken Riley Act. Five for Fighting's John Ondrasik joins to express why calling out evil when we see it is critical. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton joins to discuss the "bizarre" situation Texas finds itself in while trying to follow the laws and protect its southern border.