Delano Squires

I grew up in New York City where, you know, every third person has family that came here at some point, you know, to Steve's point, since, you know, the turn of the 20th century. But again, it's a nation of laws, and I believe every nation The immigration policy of every nation prioritizes its citizens over foreign nationals, point blank period. I don't care what the nation is.

I grew up in New York City where, you know, every third person has family that came here at some point, you know, to Steve's point, since, you know, the turn of the 20th century. But again, it's a nation of laws, and I believe every nation The immigration policy of every nation prioritizes its citizens over foreign nationals, point blank period. I don't care what the nation is.

I don't care what foreign nationals you're dealing with. The citizens should always come first. And I say that thinking of this issue as a father, right? I have responsibilities to my wife and my children. And even though we may, my wife and I may say, we want to adopt a child. And my children may say, we would love to get a new sibling.

I don't care what foreign nationals you're dealing with. The citizens should always come first. And I say that thinking of this issue as a father, right? I have responsibilities to my wife and my children. And even though we may, my wife and I may say, we want to adopt a child. And my children may say, we would love to get a new sibling.

I don't care what foreign nationals you're dealing with. The citizens should always come first. And I say that thinking of this issue as a father, right? I have responsibilities to my wife and my children. And even though we may, my wife and I may say, we want to adopt a child. And my children may say, we would love to get a new sibling.

If we tell our kids we're going to adopt one child a week for the next 15 years, at a certain point, they're going to question whether or not they're going to be enough resources, whether the character and sort of culture of our family is going to change, and how we are going to ensure that all of the children, the new children, feel some sense of togetherness in our new home.

If we tell our kids we're going to adopt one child a week for the next 15 years, at a certain point, they're going to question whether or not they're going to be enough resources, whether the character and sort of culture of our family is going to change, and how we are going to ensure that all of the children, the new children, feel some sense of togetherness in our new home.

If we tell our kids we're going to adopt one child a week for the next 15 years, at a certain point, they're going to question whether or not they're going to be enough resources, whether the character and sort of culture of our family is going to change, and how we are going to ensure that all of the children, the new children, feel some sense of togetherness in our new home.

And America's leaders have failed to do that when it comes to immigration and assimilation so that we all feel that we have, you know, we're equally vested here in this country.

And America's leaders have failed to do that when it comes to immigration and assimilation so that we all feel that we have, you know, we're equally vested here in this country.

And America's leaders have failed to do that when it comes to immigration and assimilation so that we all feel that we have, you know, we're equally vested here in this country.

Well, to be frank, I was surprised that bail was set at a million dollars. For context, Dylann Roof's bail was set at a million dollars for the gun charges, not for the murders he committed, not for the nine murders in Charleston, South Carolina, but on the gun charges. So a million always sounded high to me. If Carmelo Anthony had a long criminal record, then I think it would be different.

Well, to be frank, I was surprised that bail was set at a million dollars. For context, Dylann Roof's bail was set at a million dollars for the gun charges, not for the murders he committed, not for the nine murders in Charleston, South Carolina, but on the gun charges. So a million always sounded high to me. If Carmelo Anthony had a long criminal record, then I think it would be different.

Well, to be frank, I was surprised that bail was set at a million dollars. For context, Dylann Roof's bail was set at a million dollars for the gun charges, not for the murders he committed, not for the nine murders in Charleston, South Carolina, but on the gun charges. So a million always sounded high to me. If Carmelo Anthony had a long criminal record, then I think it would be different.

I think his entire case is going to hinge on his claim that he was acting in self-defense. A jury will have to hear evidence to substantiate that claim, and they will decide whether or not there's any basis to that claim. I think, this is my personal opinion, this case has moved from a local case to a national case because of the racial dynamics at play.

I think his entire case is going to hinge on his claim that he was acting in self-defense. A jury will have to hear evidence to substantiate that claim, and they will decide whether or not there's any basis to that claim. I think, this is my personal opinion, this case has moved from a local case to a national case because of the racial dynamics at play.

I think his entire case is going to hinge on his claim that he was acting in self-defense. A jury will have to hear evidence to substantiate that claim, and they will decide whether or not there's any basis to that claim. I think, this is my personal opinion, this case has moved from a local case to a national case because of the racial dynamics at play.

Correct, correct. And it's unfortunate that It seems as if many of the conservatives who typically say, let's wait to hear all the facts, let's get all the evidence, let's let a jury of this person's peers make a decision, have rust to judgment in terms of motives, in terms of what happened or didn't happen. And I've...

Correct, correct. And it's unfortunate that It seems as if many of the conservatives who typically say, let's wait to hear all the facts, let's get all the evidence, let's let a jury of this person's peers make a decision, have rust to judgment in terms of motives, in terms of what happened or didn't happen. And I've...

Correct, correct. And it's unfortunate that It seems as if many of the conservatives who typically say, let's wait to hear all the facts, let's get all the evidence, let's let a jury of this person's peers make a decision, have rust to judgment in terms of motives, in terms of what happened or didn't happen. And I've...