Katie Wilson

That is why I am proud to join them on their picket line and proud to say loud and clear, I am not buying Starbucks and you should not either.

I think the claims that millionaires are going to leave our state are like super overblown.

And if, you know, the ones that leave like, bye.

Now, we have a president saying at one point that Haiti is a, quote, filthy, dirty and disgusting as whole country.

I'm quoting him.

and where he complained that the United States takes people from such countries instead of people from Norway, Sweden, or Denmark, where he declared illegal immigrants, which he associated with TPS, as poisoning the blood of America.

I don't see how that one statement is not a prime example of the Arlington case

example at work and showing that a discriminatory purpose may have played a part in this decision.

All the statements that they cite, as to the secretary and as to the president, obviously there's an issue there about which one you're going to weigh more heavily.

None of them, not a single one of them, mentions race or relates to race in any way.

Well, it certainly does when you're saying we're taking people from these

countries, TPS program, which are all non-white, but instead we should be taking people from Norway, Sweden, or Denmark.

It seems to me that

That's as close to the Arlington example as you can get.

All those statements in context refer to problems like crime, poverty, welfare dependence, drugs, drug importation.

The Arlington example is, yes, I don't want poor people, but not all people from Norway, Sweden, or Denmark are necessarily rich, but they are all virtually white.

That was really good. Thanks. Nice. Thank you. We should go to a beatboxing convention. Apparently those are things.

That was really good. Thanks. Nice. Thank you. We should go to a beatboxing convention. Apparently those are things.

That was really good. Thanks. Nice. Thank you. We should go to a beatboxing convention. Apparently those are things.

And they told him.