Trump was scheduled to report for jury duty Monday at the State Supreme Court building in lower Manhattan.
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It’s one thing to ignore Trump’s vague bluster, it’s quite another to dismiss a specific policy proposal put forth by a man who is leading you in the polls by double digits.
This was not the first time the Trump was summoned for jury duty in recent years, but it was the first time he showed up.
Michael Cohen, an executive vice president and special counsel to the Trump Organization, said if Trump had received the prior notices he would have complied.
Over the years, many celebrities have been called for jury duty in New York City. Amongst them have been Tony Danza, Regis Philbin, Spike Lee and Madonna.
But Walker would not specify whether he would seek to deport children born in the United States – legal citizens under the 14th Amendment to the Constitution – something Trump said he would do, as part of a highly touted immigration plan released this past weekend.
Trump said he expects Iran to use the huge amount of money it will get to acquire nuclear weapons. “And if in fact they know they can’t get jobs, then they’re not going to come”.
Like Trump’s early derogatory campaign statements about immigrants, his new plan has lit up angry conservatives. Among its details: Making Mexico pay for a permanent border wall. Obligatory deportation of all “felony aliens”.
He stated that households with U.S.-born youngsters might return shortly if deemed worthy by the federal government.
O’Donnell continued: “I’d like to take my period blood that I no longer have and write, ‘You’re all a-holes.’ I’d like to smear it all over some people’s faces”. Unfortunately, the outspoken Republican hasn’t come up with the criteria of what would define the “good people” that would be allowed back.
A tough deportation policy was needed, he said, because “there’s definitely evidence” of crimes linked to immigrants living in the country illegally.
As Trump maintains a sizeable lead in most polls, some Republican state leaders have expressed concern about Trump’s impact on the GOP presidential primary race.
There are probably other concerns about current immigration policy. (Peter Hamby, who shared the screenshot in a tweet, is Snapchat’s heads of news.) It’s unclear whether he is napping or not, though in a Snapchat story, he appears to be nodding his head from side to side.
Stay on topic – This helps keep the thread focused on the discussion at hand. And even they were saying, look, it’s kind of hard to blame these kids for something that their parents did, that idea of you can’t castigate children for the sins of the father.
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