Originally Posted by Dukem88

Thats to show that our protests cannot be like the ones in Fergurson or Vietnam styled. We have to be peaceful. We have to show our strengh in numbers not in violence or riots."

Civic disobedience of almost any form almost always results in arrest. Especially, as often the case, in state or federal property, where you can grab attention. Question is whether she was convicted. No.

https://ccrjustice.org/sites/default...20CD%20NSM.pdf

But. DACA is expressly discretionary, with few statutory limitations. DACA merely triggers another regulation that allows those who are suspended from prosecution of the law to qualify for EAD. Again, the limits are not clearly defined, and it is explicitly issues on a case by case discretionary bases. I don't see it going anywhere positive for her.

http://www.supremecourt.gov/oral_arg...5-674_h3dj.pdf

"And with that said. I take my hat off to Unzueta. He was out there doing what most of us are afraid to do. March for our rights. Wether he obeyed the law or not isnt clear. But whats clear is that he was a warrior for our cause."

Agreed.


On a side note, these reactionary antics, typically initiated by Piano in my observation, are getting tedious. Post it somewhere else.

To the both of you, but mostly Piano who keep bring it up first. No one else cares about questions of 'evidence' on the supremely important matter revolving around your conversation of 'he said she said' with Chyno.

Stick to questions of fact related to the thread.