its people pointing that theres no precedent, saying that "therefore you don't have to do it"

Supreme court stuck to the 14th

Oh shit... the new chapter for "The Promised Neverland" was heart wrenching.

So by making this order you open yours up to a lawsuit

Now that is how you send of a character. T_T

Which could create precident

https://readms.net/r/neverland/109/5445/1

This manga... is fucking heart wrenching.

a lawsuit for what?

also fuck your manga

😛

gave it a read earlier, that manga keeps getting better

I have 3 complaints with this executive order

dr stone seems a bit over the place

but he's not made it

the tweet suggests he's thinking about it

1st I dislike trump unilaterally creating law that does not apply to the enforce of our current laws as directed by Congress

he should do it, birth tourism is a great way for foreign counteries to meddle in america's elections

A Haunted... fucking chapter made me want to stand in the rain to hide those damn tears. T_T

lol

2nd its unconstitutional

i nearly felt something in that chapter

Yugo was a great character.

How long have you been with the manga?

from teh start

And 3rd it will have massive repercussions farther down the line

its more i'm pretty numb to everything

Then you are a cold bastard.

>.>

so i nearly felt something is really good

i'll agree with you on the first two

Dude lost everything, spent days trying to survive. They found him on the day he was ready to kill himself.

Reason he was trying to chase them off in the first place.

what negatice repercussions is there for stopping birth tourism?

so the 13th AND 14th, both were written and pushed through by republicans against the veto attempts of the democrats

Then... he gave them a chance and he is glad for it. He goes out with a smile on his face, being thankful to know them.

but to say it will have massive repercussions is subjective

You can say his choice not to hardball it will have massive repercussions too

do you want russia shipping over pregnant women to get anchor babies then in 18yrs have them vote specific ways?

but i agree, throwing an executive order for this is wrong, and it most likely violates the 14th amendment to the US constitution

No, but this wont prevent it

Just delay it

And delaying a solution does not solve it