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Rebl2

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8. I would

Reply to mucifer (Reply #1)

Sun Aug 31, 2025, 11:02 AM

Aug 2025

think like you that the governor has a right to demand the police in the state not to cooperate with national guard or ICE. I also think a mayor should have the same right.

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Asking those in the know, Just what powers do every states Govenors have to [View all] bluestarone Aug 2025 OP

Illinois is taking legal action. Also, the Mayor of Chicago has signed some executive orders mucifer Aug 2025 #1

TY, That's what needs to happen in every Democratic state. bluestarone Aug 2025 #2

Federal call ups override State call ups. DetroitLegalBeagle Aug 2025 #6

I would Rebl2 Aug 2025 #8

Not a lot due to the Supremacy Clause of the Constitution DetroitLegalBeagle Aug 2025 #3

They cannot interfere with federal agents Fiendish Thingy Aug 2025 #4

Well, could the Governor order some agents undercover to bluestarone Aug 2025 #5

How do you mean "protect"? Fiendish Thingy Aug 2025 #7

Well, basically, i was thinking that if undercover agent could arrest ICE agents (need to b two of them working together bluestarone Aug 2025 #9

Not likely to happen Fiendish Thingy Aug 2025 #10