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Bryant also plans to push for an immigration-enforcement law similar to Arizona’s, allowing police officers to check the status of people they think might be in the country illegally as a secondary offense.
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Mayo said he thinks immigration enforcement is up to the federal government.
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At least two bills that failed last session may be resurrected.
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Voice Of Reason:
The Jubilee House For A Museum; What Are We Smoking?
Are we serious?
I’m not happy. And you shouldn’t be either.
What has me incensed is the fact that two former ministers are talking about wrong issues.
Oh lordy, our vision- impaired and ideas- deficit politicians never cease to surprise me with their diatribes and time- consuming insinuations.
It’s beyond astonishing to me that two former ministers devoted their time to stir-up a debate –which doesn’t give the country any dividend—instead of tackling some of our everyday issues . They’re yakking while the plastic bags have choked up our sewage system, schools are mis-educating our children and unemployment is stealing our youth’s desires and aspirations.
Instead of turning the Palace into a museum, why don’t we move the Presidential seat from the Castle into the Jubilee House and turn the Castle into a museum for the tourists’ attraction? We can use the proceeds to finance our bright and needy students to be trained in new skills or study how to manage our emerging preventable diseases or take care of our elderly population.[link widoczny dla zalogowanych].
What do you want: A former slave Castle or a newly –minted Palace? Unfortunately,newports cigarettes online supplier,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], politics has become an indoor non- contact sport with no rules and regulations.
I’m not a politician. I have no professional experience to speak to the current debate on the benefits of using the Jubilee House as our Presidential seat. What I do know is that using the newly-minted Presidential Palace will not only make us gain international respect in the diplomatic circle but, it will definitely increase the nation’s self-esteem.