So.. people not convicted of a crime have constitutional rights.

Neat.

Makes me wonder what all was added to the bill.

@Maroxad: That's just kind of how a game of numbers like this works...

Weren't the stats showing over 2 million "engagements", or whatever term the Border Control use, the US in just fiscal 2022? That plus recidivism basically doubling the last 2-3 years... definitely makes it look like there should be actions to drastically curb those numbers.

Seems like a stupid act just for the sake of publicity.

Someone should add an amendment to it for term limits, just to troll him.

Even with the change in voting style, I don't see Texas going straight Blue...

How is this enforceable, exactly? Is it considered a private event thus they can place whatever stipulations they want?

I wonder if the continued, extreme short term use of these meds, basically just as a prophylactic, can lead to them losing their effectiveness. Like antibiotics and certain staph strains like MRSA.

Okay... but what are the books?

If it's Huckleberry Finn or Dr. Seuss, &%$# off, if it's some strange LGBT book describing sex with minors, there's a stronger argument to be made.

So, what are the books.

I miss the days when you could say and read about, near, whatever you wanted. This sanitization just takes the interest and uniqueness of the Internet away.

So, if these people are such an economic boon, why are the Chicago and New York, and probably soon to be D.C., mayor's not celebrating their arrival?