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your support. All right, So, the North Carolina Senate has

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now filed a bill and actually one of the primary

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sponsors of the bill is Senate Majority or Senate President

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pro Tem Phil Berger, sometimes called the fifty first Senator. No, no,

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he's not. I think that was actually one of his advisors,

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Jim Blaine. But anyway, Sena Berger is the leader of

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the Republicans, the leader of the Senate, and he has

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been in the office I don't know. I think now

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he's going on almost thirty years. There, very powerful leader

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in North Carolina politics. So the fact that his name

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is on this bill as a primary sponsor means this

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bill is probably going to pass. Now, what happens to

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it over in the House, I don't know I would

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suspect it also passes. Maybe they want to make some

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changes to it. I don't know. My only advice not

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that anybody is asking for it, nor would they probably

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ever hear me say this, nor would they probably listen

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to me if they did. But for whatever that's worth,

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let me just make one minor recommendation on the bill,

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which is, make sure that Gary McFadden, the sheriff of

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Mecklenburg County, make sure that he does not have some

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kind of loophole to wiggle himself through, because he will

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find it. He will look for it. God knows how

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much staff time he devotes to finding ways not to

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cooperate with Ice. Right, Sheriff Gary, Not my fault. McFadden

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has now prompted yet another rewrite of a law because

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he is an obstinate, arrogant man. He refuses, refuses to

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cooperate with Ice, and I know he says that's not true.

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He does cooperate when you know you spell it out

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in explicit detail. You are required to notify them via

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an email with a subject line like you have to

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spell this thing out for him in law, so there

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is no way that he can wiggle out of it

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because what he is doing now, which is what he

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did with the concealed carry permit issue, it's what he

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did with the the notification of ICE before they passed

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the first law last session to try to clamp down

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on his dumb ass behavior. Right then he finds another loophole,

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which is I don't have to call ICE because see

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the detainer request that comes from ICE. The detainer request says,

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notify us preferably within forty eight hours before you're about

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to release somebody from your jail. Right, you have an

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illegal alien in the jail. They have been identified, right,

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let us know that they're there, and let us know

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that if we put a detainer on somebody, let us

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know if you're fixing to get they're fixing to get out.

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And that's not in the law. See that's in the

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detainer request. That's an ICE detainer. And because it's an

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ask and it's not mandated, he doesn't do it. He

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doesn't call them, he says, so he says, I don't

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have to call them. And then remember his spokesperson last

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week said something, oh, what do they want a two

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minute warning or something? Just any warning, any warning whatsoever. Right,

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if somebody is being held in the jail under a bond, right,

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and you find out that, oh, they're an illegal alien.

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So Ice says, hey, we see they're an illegal alien.

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We want to put a detainer on them so then

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we can come get them before they get released back

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out into the community. That's the whole point that Ice

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wants to take them into custody, before they are released

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back out into the society where they will either flee,

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they will disappear right or they will commit more crimes.

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They're not supposed to be here. Ice wants to take

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them into custody. And it is are safer for the

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community if that transfer of custody is done inside a

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secure environment like a jail. Like a jail, you already

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have the bars on the doors and the windows, you've

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got keyed access, you have guards, you have all of

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the things necessary to effect a safe and peaceful transfer

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of power from one entity to another. And so Ice

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is simply saying, before you let the guy out, right,

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when the guy posts bail and he's about to be released,

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please let us know, preferably within forty eight hours. But

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let Ice know this guy's getting ready to be released. See,

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and if you tell Ice. Hey, this guy posted where

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we're doing the paperwork. He's about to be let go.

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Then it's on Ice. See that's the thing. Then this

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is no longer your problem anymore. And if ICE fails

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to come and get him, that's not your problem anymore. Gary,

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You're done. Your hands are clean. But see Gary doesn't

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want them to actually take custody of the offender, sorry,

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the resident of the jail, as he likes to call them. Right,

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they're not inmates. You don't call them inmates now, they're residents.

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He likes to call them residents. So he doesn't want

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them released. How do I know this? He said so.

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He said it last week. He said, you know, deportations

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don't make the community safer, and we can't arrest our

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way out of this. We can't deport ourselves out of it.

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And actually, yes you can. That's the whole reason why

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you have a jail is to remove people who cannot

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live peaceably in a society. It's to get them out

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of the society where they are victimizing other people. I

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was watching well, I saw a video clip. I think

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it's the president of I think it's El Salvador. I

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think that's the country where the guy has been like

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cracking down on crime. I forget his name, And it

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was a couple of weeks ago and some economists put

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out some report and they were like, you know, if

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you if you crack down on crime, you're going to

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see a hit to the economy, which I'd never heard

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this argument before, but apparently like there is a like

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if you start cracking down on crime, people go to jail,

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there is a there was a decline in the economy.

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And he says, yes, that's true, but that's at first

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because what you're not capturing is the fact that he

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gives an example this analogy where you know you've got

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like you got Pedro, me right, you got Pedro. And

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Pedro is out there selling tomatoes in the market. And

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Pedro works all day at the market selling tomatoes and

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he makes five dollars a day. And then on the

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way home and it's long, hard work, right, long hard work,

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all day long, twelve fourteen hours in the day, and

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you make five bucks. And then on my way home

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from work from the market, going to my house, I

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am jumped by a couple of gang members and they

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steal my five dollars and maybe all of my tomatoes too.

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What signal does that send to me? It says I

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can be a gang member and make five dollars for

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ten minutes worth of work and get a bunch of

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tomatoes two. Right, So I can just steal from somebody

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else and have way more time to steal other things,

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and I can make way more money. That is a

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rational decision if you are willing. If the society right

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has gone down this path and has just accepted this

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as the status quo, then you will have more people

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that in gat and that behavior. It becomes a rational choice.

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And that's the same thing going on here. Right. If

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you don't send the signal, Look what's happening on the

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southern border. The signal has been sent. If you come here,

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we will deport you. The new sheriff in town Trump

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is going to deport a whole bunch of people. And

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the border crossings are down like ninety percent because the

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message has been received. Signal received. That's the point. And

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it allows for the people who are more interested in

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living in a peaceful, high trust society, it gives them

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the superior position, and then you have more peace loving

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people engaged in productive pursuits. Right, this is basic societal

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level stuff and somewhere along the line, the purveyors of utopia,

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aka these Marxists aggressives. These folks have lost sight of

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what it takes to actually have a functioning free society.

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Well probably because they're Marxists, now, that would explain it.

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not my fault. McFadden, the sheriff of Mecklenburg County, has

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found another way to try to not cooperate with Immigration

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and Customs enforcement. When illegal aliens accused of violent defenses

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or have deportation orders on them and all of that,

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they end up in the jail. They get arrested for something.

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They end up in the jail and ICE sends over

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a detainer. They you know, they put it into the

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system and they're like, Okay, we got this guy in jail,

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and ICE is like, hey, put a forty eight hour

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detainer on the guy and so and this came up

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two weeks ago. I want to say, where the very

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this very situation occurred and the guy got let out.

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And this guy was a bad ombre. Right, he had

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whipped up on his spouse or something, and these were

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violent charges ICE asked for. They put a detainer on

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him and then he posted bail and got out and

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the Sheriff's office never called Ice to tell Ice that

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he was getting ready to be released, and so Ice

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took umbradge at that and then Sheriff, not my fault, McFadden,

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it's like, not my fault, very on brand, it's not

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my fault, and the like, well, the detainer we gave

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you says very clearly, let us know if the guy's

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about to be released from your custody. And that's not

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in the law. See, that's just on the detainer form.

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And so you know, I don't have to call you.

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Ice is like, yeah, you should call us. You have

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to call us. He's like, he doesn't say that in

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the law, so I don't have to do it. See,

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so this is yet another loophole. So now you've got

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the North Carolina Border Protection Act, filed by Senators Berger

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along with Warren Daniel and Buck Newton, the three primary sponsors,

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all of whom are powerful senators in the state legislature.

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They've got a bunch of whereases in the bill. This

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is Senate Bill one fifty three. While the federal government

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is ultimately responsible for the enforcement of our nation's immigration laws,

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states and local governments have a critical role to play

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in upholding the rule of law, fighting illegal immigration and

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protecting the safety of our citizens. And they point out

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whereas Trump issued executive orders, one of which was to

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declare a national emergency on the southern border of the

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United States, Right, why is our sheriff acting like that

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did not happen. There was an emergency declaration. Why are

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you pretending that that did not occur, Sheriff. They go

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on to say Article five, sorry, Section five of Article

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three of the state Constitution charges the governor with taking

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care that the laws are faithfully executed. And whereas, to date,

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Governor Stein has not directed the agencies, law enforcement officers,

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or other agents of the state to take actions to

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one support or participate in the initiatives to accomplish these

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goals of securing taxpayer dollars for American and state citizens,

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or two, to prevent actions by agencies or political subdivisions

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like the Sheriff's office that may frustrate those purposes. So

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they take aim. They're pointing out that the governor has

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the power to apply why pressure on McFadden, and he's

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not doing it. Nobody's doing it, by the way, nobody

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in the Democrat Party is doing it. Nobody is saying, hey, Gary, Hey, moron,

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you might want to not release the violent offenders. Maybe. Okay, Look,

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if you got somebody who has got an ICE detainer

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on them and they're not a violent offender, Like, if

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you don't want to call Ice and let Ice know

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that they're about to bail out, that's one thing. But

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when you got a guy who is a violent offender,

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it's probably not a good idea. It's not good optics

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to let him out. This has happened now so often, right, Like,

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I don't understand why, just from a political pragmatism point

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of view, why his fellow Democrats have not come to

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him and said, dude, don't release the violent ones. Because

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it makes headlines. Moron, It makes headline. It makes all

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the Democrats look bad, and it makes the sheriff look

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really bad. And then he goes out and has to

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do these sit down interviews and maybe that's really what

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the whole thing is about for him. I don't know.

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But he goes and does the sit down interviews and

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he says more stupid stuff, and that makes Democrats look bad.

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You guys got a problem, Democrats. You have a problem

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with this sheriff. You need to address it. You guys

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need to be calling this out in public. And I

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know the media is not going to ask you to

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play defend or disavow with this, Sheriff. I know that

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that being said, you can do it on your own.

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You can actually come out and say, hey, you know what,

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we should not be releasing these violent offenders back out

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into the streets where they prey upon the very community

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that you claim you're trying to protect. Protect them, take

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a stand for what is right. Here's a great idea.

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and make memories that'll last a lifetime. I have a

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message here from Dennis who says you've made me think

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of a new nickname for Sheriff Gary not my fault McFadden.

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How about Gary loophole McFadden, Gary loophole McFadden. I don't know.

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You gotta have I think you've got to have some

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sort of alliteration in the nickname for it really to land.

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So the m and not my fault McFadden, that's what

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helps it. I'm not saying it's the best nickname. I

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am open to others, but it's got to be descriptive.

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And look when you it captures McFadden's response to literally everything,

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everything that goes wrong under his command is not his fault.

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He'll tell you every time the state comes in and

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dings them for not complying with some rules or whatever.

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Not my fault, not our fault. It's the racist jail

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inspectors hired by the state. That's what he said. Nothing

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is ever his fault. And then a message from Mark,

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who says, Pete, we need to pick up the tradition

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of naming a law for a person involved in a

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preventable tragedy. I propose we call this latest legislation Gary's Law.

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I like it. Although there are two ares in Gary.

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I don't know why. That's how he spells it. So

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I'm fine, Well, I'm gonna write it down right now,

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Senate Bill one fifty three Gary's Law. I wrote it down.

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I'm going to refer to it as Gary's Law from

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now on. Mark, I like that idea. So this is

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a six page bill, right I've highlighted parts of it,

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I've read through it all, and so the part one

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says cooperation with federal immigration officials. Says the Secretary of

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the Department of Public Safety, shall do so. That's not may,

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that's shall. That is a directive. Okay, you have to

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do this. Shall do each of the following, and then

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it has a list of four items. The first one

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is I think probably the most important, which is enter

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into a memorandum of agreement with the Director of US

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Immigration and Customs Enforcement pursuing two two eighty seven G

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of the Illegal Immigration Reform Immigrant Responsibility Act of nineteen

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ninety six two eighty seven G. See Gary, Now, the

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state's gonna make you do it right. This is the

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find out part. Okay. We're in the find out stage

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of the equation. You are now finding out, okay, or

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if you prefer from a bronx tale. Now you just

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can't leave right. You're in here with us. See I'm

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not in here with you, You're in here with me.

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That's where you are right now. That's where you find

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yourself with the state legislature. You are on their radar,

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my friend. They are aware of your shenanigans. Not just you.

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There are a couple other sheriffs around the state that

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are still trying to weasel out through these loopholes too. Sure,

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but now the state's going to mandate two eighty seven

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G for all of these, for the Department of Public Safety,

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also the Department of Adult Correction, also the Highway Patrol,

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also the sb I, State Bureau of Investigation. So now

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everybody goes to two eighty seven G. Congratulations, Gary, good job.

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The thing that you refuse to participate in that was

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so egrageous and offensive to you and your voting base

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in the Democrat primary, now shall be mandated across the

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entire state. Give it up. Gary's law mandating two eighty

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seven G. I love it. Gary got the thing imposed

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across the state that he ran a campaign on and

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won to get rid of in Mecklenburg County. Oh sweet irony.

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So that's the first thing that it does. It also

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says that in this so they just they replicate all

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four of these bullet points basically through all of the

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legislation or proposal the bill for you know, adult Correction,

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the SBI, and the Highway Patrol. So this is all

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the same language for each of these different divisions. They

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have to develop to art mental policies requiring that employees

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of the department shall attempt to determine if any person

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is in custody or under the supervision of the department

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is a legal resident or citizen. When employees are unable

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to determine, then they shall not may shall make a

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query with ICE, So they have to ask. And then

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when you determine that a person is not a legal

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resident or citizen, they shall provide requested information regarding that

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person to ICE. They also have to cooperate to the

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fullest extent allowed by law, the fullest extent allowed by law,

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and that goes for all of the departments. Then in

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Part three, get this, we can sue. Yeah, a county

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and violation of this section shall have waived its governmental immunity.

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A county shall have waived its immunity from civil liability

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in tort if it does not comply with this statute

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and an unauthorized alien commits a crime against a person

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or property within the corporate limits of that county. That

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tells me that Mecklinber County Commissioners, y'all just got tagged

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into the game. Welcome, Welcome to the party, Mecklimber County.

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You guys are now going to have to take an

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interest in this very issue, because now people are going

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to be able to sue. Gary lets somebody out and

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they go on to reoffend. Now you can get sued,

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The county can get sued. See, because the sheriff doesn't

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have his own budget, he's got to go to the

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county for the funding. And the county probably not going

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to look too kindly on having to spend millions and

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millions and millions of dollars on all sorts of litigation

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because Gary keeps turning violent offenders loose without telling Ice first.

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Then it goes on to say, finally, this is Part

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four adoption of sanctuary status prohibited. No constituent institution may

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have in effect any policy or procedure that limits or

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restricts the enforcement of federal immigration laws to less than

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the full extent permitted by federal law. No constituent institution

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shall do any of the following related to information regarding

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the citizenship or immigration status lawful, law or unlawful of

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any individual. Okay, so you cannot do this. Prohibit law

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enforcement officials or agencies from gathering that info. You cannot

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direct law enforcement officials or agencies not to gather the info,

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and you cannot prohibit the communication of that info to

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federal law enforcement agencies. So I like the direction of

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this is to button up as much of this as possible.

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But I'm sure Gary's already got people on staff looking

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into how to skirt this law, because this is a

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real priority for him. All Right, if you're listening to

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that was issued by Senator Phil Berger's office today. Senate

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Leader Phil Berger, along with Senators Warren Daniel and Buck Newton,

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filed the North Carolina Border Protection Act, or as we

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call it now, Gary's Law to ensure state law enforcement

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officials are cooperating with federal immigration laws and that residents

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are protected from harmful sanctuary city policies. Further, it protects

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the taxpayers by ensuring that only those eligible received state

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funded public benefits like low income housing tax credits, childcare subsidies,

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and caregiver support Senate Bill one fifty three. Gary's Law

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also directs unc system institutions to cooperate with immigration officials.

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Those law enforcement agencies will be required to determine the

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immigration status of anybody in custody or under its supervision.

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The Office of State Budget and Management would be required

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to determine whether and to what extent certain state funded

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public benefit programs are being provided to unauthorized immigrants and

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post their findings publicly. The Office of State Budget Management

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would then be required to take steps to ensure that

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state funds for public benefits are only being provided to

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those who qualify for it. While sanctuary city policies are

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already prohibited in the state, municipalities across the state continue

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to defy the state law to hold them accountable. Any

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county or municipality to create sanctuary cities will have its

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local immunity waived, thereby allowing citizens harmed by illegal immigrants

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to sue those municipalities. Finally, it prohibits unc system campuses

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from adopting any policy that does not cooperate with federal

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immigration enforcement and or adopting sanctuary school policies. Now, sheriff

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not my fault, McFadden. I think after a couple of

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well a couple more weeks of bad press, I think

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he was probably interested in polishing up his tough on

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crime persona. You know, you gotta gotta kind of nip

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that stuff in the bud. If you're the sheriff, you

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can't very well be, you know, a soft on crime character.

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So you get a bunch of bad press because you

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let another violent offender out of the jail and didn't

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call ICE and then claimed you don't need to call ICE,

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that they should call you, and you didn't call them

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even though you knew that you were about to release

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this person in. ICE has asked you to let them know,

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but you don't technically have to call them, so you're

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not going to. So how best to try to counteract

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this narrative that maybe calcifying that you are not exactly

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serious about keeping violent offenders off the streets and praying

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on members of their community. So, well, you rat out

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a snitch. That's what McFadden's office has decided to do.

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It's a bold strategy. I don't know if it'll work,

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but we'll see. Got the press release yesterday headline, Mecklenberg

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County Sheriff's Office deputies safely arrest carjacking suspect. Oh did

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you know the Mecklinberg County Sheriff's Office doing door kicking

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operations on their own? I wasn't aware of that. I

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guess it's kind of like their speed trap that they

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ran up in the white part of where was it

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a Huntersville or wherever. When he first took over. It's

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one of the first things he did was right up

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on there on Chiton Road, like to try to, you know,

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get a bunch of tickets for the whities. That's what

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he said. I mean, he didn't say that, but he said.

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I mean, he basically said, like, oh, they live in

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privilege and all this, and so, I mean it was

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in the fever of you know, Saint George Floyd days,

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so like that's that's what he did. So I don't know,

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I wasn't aware that they were doing these types of operations,

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and maybe they always have. I just always thought that

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this was more of a CMPD kind of a thing, right,

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February twenty first, Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office deputies successfully arrested

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Quentin Walsh and then they gave his prisoner ID number,

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which is weird because I thought he called them all residents.

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So you haven't changed the code yet to rid. Anyway,

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this is a suspect that was involved in a carjacking

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out of Huntersville. Now listen to this next part. I

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find it to be a tab unusual. Mecklenburg County Sheriff's

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Office deputies received information from a prior arrest tied to

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the carjacking, which the arrested individual provided a tip on

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Walsh's whereabouts, and then they went and arrested the guy.

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Acting on the information, deputy set of surveillance outside the

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home where Walsh was known to be. They identified him,

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a perimeter established, and within ten minutes of the initial identification,

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a search of the home was conducted. Walsh was found

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under a mattress in a back bedroom, taken into custody

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after briefly resisting, and the guy had apparently spray painted

487
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the vehicle that he had stolen, spray painted at black

488
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to try to conceal it. Well, just let me go

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back to that first. The first part that I said

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to listen to, which was deputies received information from a

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prior arrest tied to the carjacking, which the arrested individual

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00:33:31,400 --> 00:33:37,799
provided a tip on Walsh's whereabouts. Well, now you know

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who snitched. Why would you put that in a press release?

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What are you doing? Are you trying to get this

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guy shanked? Are you trying to get this guy murdered?

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When he goes back out on the street. You're trying

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to get him like in trouble with the neighborhood. You know,

498
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snitches get stitched in all of that. Why would you

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put that in a press release? Probably because you don't

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write a lot of these types of press releases. I

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can only assume. And so you were just trying to,

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you know, make the press release be more than like

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six sentences or something. I don't know, but you shouldn't

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put that in the press release. You know, you wait

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until the thing gets to trial, if it goes to trial,

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which I mean, this is Mecklenberg County, so it's probably

507
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not even going to go to trial. You know, it's

508
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probably gonna be a plea agreement. You don't need you

509
00:34:27,840 --> 00:34:30,440
don't need to put this out there. Why would you

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do that. This is a prior arrest tied to the carjacking,

511
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so I guess this was another It's like they carjacked somebody,

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they stole the vehicle, they committed some other crime. CMPD

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00:34:46,280 --> 00:34:48,840
caught that guy, put him in the jail, and then

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00:34:48,880 --> 00:34:53,599
that guy ratted out this dude, Walsh. And now you've

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just literally put out a press release identifying the informant

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I'm no, you know, policing expert, but from all the

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TV shows and movies that I have seen, and of course,

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00:35:10,559 --> 00:35:14,280
you know, covering the crime beat in Charlotte for the

519
00:35:14,320 --> 00:35:16,360
better part of twenty years, like, I kind of feel

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00:35:16,400 --> 00:35:18,400
like I know what the next story in this or

521
00:35:18,440 --> 00:35:20,880
the next chapter in the story might very well be.

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Russ says, It's curious. Is there a way to get

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00:35:27,320 --> 00:35:29,760
a number for how many times US Marshals or other

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00:35:29,800 --> 00:35:33,480
FED swat Violent Offender Task Force or even multiple patrol

525
00:35:33,559 --> 00:35:37,599
units have been deployed to arrest somebody after McFadden ignored

526
00:35:37,599 --> 00:35:39,920
a detainer. Yeah, there, I mean, there's I think there's

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00:35:39,960 --> 00:35:42,760
three that I'm aware of at this point. Also, was

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00:35:42,800 --> 00:35:45,039
there a connection with McFadden and the incident where the

529
00:35:45,079 --> 00:35:47,519
marshals and officers were shot last year? There was not

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in that one that I'm aware of. Oh my goodness.

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00:35:55,440 --> 00:35:59,480
So apparently Deb Butler she's the uh we well not

532
00:35:59,639 --> 00:36:03,320
yet speaker, Remember that woman, the crazy state representative. Yes,

533
00:36:03,320 --> 00:36:06,280
apparently she's got another bill telling locals not to comply

534
00:36:06,360 --> 00:36:13,440
with ICE. Ah. Maybe we live in stupid times. All right,

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