This great America, making it great again, part
of it is to make America safe again. I would add to this, Mr. Speaker, that I am appalled at the audacity
of the judges who are either out on the left coast or well beyond the
left coast, as far west as Hawaii, who would just step in without any
kind of a constitutional, foundational background in their arguments or
decisions, without citing the statute is this, that Congress has the
authority to control immigration in the United States of America. If we want to pass a piece of legislation and it is in law that says
the only people that we will let come into America are green Martians,
then that is the law, and that is what a judge is obligated to
determine when they read the law. But on top of that, not only does Congress set the terms on what
legal immigration is into America--and it is clear and it is defined--
but we grant the President of the United States the authority to
determine those who will not be allowed to come into America, just like
any other sovereign nation-state in the world that controls its
borders. And if we don't have the authority, if Congress doesn't have the
constitutional authority that is clearly defined, and if the statutes
that are produced by Congress and signed into law by previous
Presidents do not set that statutory authority on who comes into
America but a judge someplace in Seattle or Hawaii can supercede the
will of the American people, can supercede the supreme law of the land,
the Constitution of the United States, can supercede Federal law just
because, in their whim, they think a law might mean something that it
doesn't say, that is what we are dealing with, Mr. Speaker.
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