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instead the state caused great amage and unfortunately that happens too often in many different areas when the states think they know better than the people personally involved. who gets even worse is when you ave a federal administration that believes they know better than the law. that they don't have to follow the law because they're better than the law. which would make them right on par with the chavez in venezuela or pick out the dictator, they're right there. because they know so much better than anybody else in the country. that's why they're called dictators. and one of the most shocking things about the lawlessness of this administration is that they could have spokespeople with straight faces come out and say, we really don't know what's causing this wave of humanitarian crises on the border. we just really don't understand why this wave is coming now. well, all they have to do is review some of the reports from border petroleummen, i.c.e. agents, particularly the border patrolmen that have been interviewing these kids, especially the older ones, 15, 16, 17, why did you com

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