🚨 Tucker Carlson: Riots over sanctuary cities are a threat to disunion
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Brief Summary
The episode discusses immigration enforcement, federal authority, and risks to national unity posed by sanctuary cities.
Key points
- Federal Duty and Immigration Law. The federal government has a core duty to enforce immigration law, facing challenges from sanctuary cities.
- Threat of Disunion. The ongoing situation poses a significant threat to national unity and freedom of movement.
Transcript
the federal government has as a core duty the right and responsibility to enforce immigration law and police the borders that's what the government is that's what the federal government is really so if you contest that it is like a threat to disunion fundamentally i mean I think there's a lot at stake and we reached this point because a series of paradoxically weak federal governments allowed sanctuary cities to continue literally for decades each one its own form of insurrection against the central government and maybe don't believe that the federal government has a right to pass laws restricting immigration but most people accept that those are federal duties and once you
accept that you can't allow states or municipalities to flout the law any more than you could allow Central High School in Little Rock to keep black students out or whatever i mean certainly federal troops have been called in for much less and I think the longer this continues the greater the threat of disunion the greater the threat of reaching a point where you can't drive from New York to LA we take a lot for granted in the country and the main thing we take for granted I think is freedom of movement between states but you could easily imagine that ending like soon in the same way that you can't drive from cuz I've tried from S Paulo to Rio in Brazil pretty first world country it's too
dangerous to do that you could easily see that happening here so I think once the Trump administration commits to putting down the riots to enforcing federal law by force it kind of can't back away from That


