I’ve lived in town for close to 30 years, and there have been several residents over the years with my name. According to the 11th circuit, that’s close enough for government work. If there’s a warrant for one of my doppelgangers, the Constitution allows them to scoop me up and detain me for 72 hours.
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11th Circuit: Separating Bathrooms Based on Sex Doesn’t Violate the Constitution or Title IX
For the next five minutes, something like common sense just emerged from the bowels of the 11th Circuit Court of appeals. The case is Adams v. Sch. Bd. of St. Johns Cty, questioning whether the school board violated transgender student rights.
Focus on Accomplishments, not Tweets!
Today, Wednesday, November 20, President Trump further cemented his reform of the federal judiciary when the US Senate confirmed yet another of the President’s picks to a federal circuit court seat Wednesday in a vote that tilts the balance of the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals to a GOP-appointed majority. The 11th Circuit is now … Read more
11th Circuit Rules DACA Recipients are Illegal Aliens and can Be Deported at Will
DACA kiddies in Georgia took that state to court after being denied access to state colleges for being illegal aliens. Individuals “who are not ‘lawfully present’ (are barred from) from enrolling in selective state colleges and universities, even if they otherwise qualify for admission.”