Certainly some actual citizens will. Must have your papers at all times, brown people.

Likely the local police won’t cooperate with the feds, as it stands, though there might be some economic penalties.

WW2 was tres-sexy. I love it when you talk in code.

It will also depend upon which seats are up in the cycle. If they are all safe GOP seats, it will be much tougher.

Well, the SCOTUS will be the same make-up it had before Scalia died. 4-1-4. Gotta make sure RBG stays healthy, though.

We’re gonna make ‘em hitchhike home.

I don’t think a $15 minimum wage will have much impact on the restaurants & such that employ undocumented workers knowingly. They know their workers can’t afford to narc them out, so they will keep paying them (or not paying them) whatever they can get away with. Enforcement is about the only thing that will stop…

This surprises me:

I didn’t really have a signature until college as I really didn’t have much to sign, even though I grew up with cursive.

The precedent I was referring to was before Clinton v. Jones, but I wasn’t very clear.  

You left out “75 year old.”

Nick Saban: “Rome, Georgia? I’ve got my eyes on a couple of good offensive linemen and a DB out of that area.”

Or extremely expensive. Take your pick.

There has been precedent that the POTUS (and other lawmakers) be sheltered from lawsuits that address them personally during their term as they can be a backhanded way of removal from office or simply as an annoyance.

Next thing you know we’re going to discover that he has plans to turn one of the basement levels of the White House into a cube farm filled with minors doing the Nigerian Prince scam.

Mention diarrhea. No one questions diarrhea.

Just dust off the McCain “free rider” health insurance plan. Pretty much the kind of thing that Obamacare was built on.

Must be all the farm subsidies.

One important question... did they know they were doing that?

Even Paul Ryan believes we can’t deport everyone. And he has supported a pathway to citizenship in the past.