Also introduced so far this year are Senate Bill (SB) 425 and Assembly Bill (AB) 2176, which would put up more barriers to federal immigration authorities arresting illegal alien criminals at courthouses.

The bills would also permit illegal aliens to file suit against federal immigration authorities for unlawful arrests, as well as allowing the state attorney general to file suit against the federal government.

Even more dangerous is a measure introduced on January 10 by Democrat state Sen. Gustavo Rivera. In essence the bill would confer “state citizenship” on illegal aliens in direct contradiction to federal law that affords sole authority to the federal to grant lawful status to immigrants.

Among the more troublesome provisions, the New York Is Home Act would extend eligibility to illegal aliens for welfare and other public benefits.
https://immigrationreform.com/2019/02/12...eform-com/

They are more special than you lol.

STATE RIGHTS THAT SWALLOW THE REST

I'm all for state's rights, but laugh at the concept of a state passing a law which requires action by the government (payment of benefits), which infringes on the rights of the other 49 states.

(02-16-2019 09:35 AM)SuperFlyBCat Wrote:  Also introduced so far this year are Senate Bill (SB) 425 and Assembly Bill (AB) 2176, which would put up more barriers to federal immigration authorities arresting illegal alien criminals at courthouses.

The bills would also permit illegal aliens to file suit against federal immigration authorities for unlawful arrests, as well as allowing the state attorney general to file suit against the federal government.

Even more dangerous is a measure introduced on January 10 by Democrat state Sen. Gustavo Rivera. In essence the bill would confer “state citizenship” on illegal aliens in direct contradiction to federal law that affords sole authority to the federal to grant lawful status to immigrants.

Among the more troublesome provisions, the New York Is Home Act would extend eligibility to illegal aliens for welfare and other public benefits.
https://immigrationreform.com/2019/02/12...eform-com/

They are more special than you lol.

How can any action taken against an illegal alien - short of murdering, raping, robbing etc - be deemed unlawful??

(02-16-2019 10:53 AM)TigerBlue4Ever Wrote:  

(02-16-2019 09:35 AM)SuperFlyBCat Wrote:  Also introduced so far this year are Senate Bill (SB) 425 and Assembly Bill (AB) 2176, which would put up more barriers to federal immigration authorities arresting illegal alien criminals at courthouses.

The bills would also permit illegal aliens to file suit against federal immigration authorities for unlawful arrests, as well as allowing the state attorney general to file suit against the federal government.

Even more dangerous is a measure introduced on January 10 by Democrat state Sen. Gustavo Rivera. In essence the bill would confer “state citizenship” on illegal aliens in direct contradiction to federal law that affords sole authority to the federal to grant lawful status to immigrants.

Among the more troublesome provisions, the New York Is Home Act would extend eligibility to illegal aliens for welfare and other public benefits.
https://immigrationreform.com/2019/02/12...eform-com/

They are more special than you lol.

How can any action taken against an illegal alien - short of murdering, raping, robbing etc - be deemed unlawful??

Yes, what the hell is illegal about arresting an illegal alien?