A reflective examination of ICE, state authority, and federal power, and how escalation between a governor and president tests the limits of American democracy.
Thank you for this analysis. You captured a shift most people are afraid to acknowledge. When federal force enters a moment already stretched to breaking, the weight falls on the people, in office, who are left to navigate the fallout.
I continue to be horrified by what is happening to us. I am frustrated as I do not know what to do next. Lines are being crossed and lives are ending at the whim of a convicted felon and his cronies. This is not the United States any longer. Thank you again Dino for your words, thoughts and ideas. Susan
Yes, things are always changing. Sometimes for better, sometimes for worse, but always changing. I couldn't agree more, we have to look this moment straight in the eye, all of us. Do it "shifts" if we have to, so to speak, because at some level we're all overwhelmed by all of this, but still...all of us. I remain hopeful, resisting cynicism and wishful thinking in roughly equal parts, as much or more so even that the illegitimate regime itself.
Thank you for this analysis. You captured a shift most people are afraid to acknowledge. When federal force enters a moment already stretched to breaking, the weight falls on the people, in office, who are left to navigate the fallout.
I continue to be horrified by what is happening to us. I am frustrated as I do not know what to do next. Lines are being crossed and lives are ending at the whim of a convicted felon and his cronies. This is not the United States any longer. Thank you again Dino for your words, thoughts and ideas. Susan
Yes, things are always changing. Sometimes for better, sometimes for worse, but always changing. I couldn't agree more, we have to look this moment straight in the eye, all of us. Do it "shifts" if we have to, so to speak, because at some level we're all overwhelmed by all of this, but still...all of us. I remain hopeful, resisting cynicism and wishful thinking in roughly equal parts, as much or more so even that the illegitimate regime itself.