Ann Coulter

How many of them?

Let's go to the next story.

Fair enough.

Of course he should do this, and I don't even think he needs to invoke the Insurrection Act.

It's funny how The New York Times avoids talking about the two most famous incidents of presidents sending troops against the wishes of a state's governor, Eisenhower sending them to Little Rock, because to walk nine black schoolchildren into the school.

Why?

Because they were disobeying federal law.

It was a Supreme Court ruling.

You can't discriminate.

The governors, the mayors were saying, we're going to keep discriminating.

And so Eisenhower sends the 101st Airborne to walk these nine black.

And then JFK did the same thing in Alabama, directly against the governor.

The governor called out his own national troops, George Wallace, famous name.

That was to walk two students.

into University of Alabama.

So we have nine sad black students, two sad black students, and of course, the Constitution and federal law being violated.

And they go down in history as heroes.

Minnesota is violating federal law.

Immigration law is federal.

The Supreme Court has held this