Amnesty or no amnesty? That is the question. Whether Tisnobler in the minds of voters to suffer the

slings and arrows of outrageous headlines or to take arms against a CNN of troubles, and by amnesty

and them. Amnesty, amnesty. Amnesty perchants more dreamers. Ah, there's the rub. For in that lawless

pandering more dreamers may come when we have shuffled off this constitutional order. That must give

us pause. Two DACA illegal aliens, so-called dreamers according to Democrats, have been arrested in

separate incidents for human trafficking in my own sunny state of California. One arrest occurred

last Wednesday when Tory Pines beats resident called the cops for suspected trafficking. Borders

agents found the driver, a 20-year-old dreamer, as well as two Mexican nationals when he was smuggling

them in his car. Another 22-year-old illegal alien, also a dreamer by Democrat lights, was arrested in

Campo, California, also for charges related to human trafficking. California dreamer means you won't be

safe as long as you're in LA. All of this comes as Democrats in Congress desperately try to ramp

through a bill to legalize on the low end 800,000 illegal aliens brought to the US's children.

But form we're likely upwards of 3.6 million illegal aliens. We will analyze Democrat dreams of

amnesty and electoral dominance point by point lie by lie. Then, Philip Wegman, Ariel Davidson and

Amber Athe joined the panel of deplorables to discuss the state of the Union throughout history,

the six Democrats state of the Union rebuttals this year, six, probably more by the time I finish

this show, and Democrats sacramental view of late-term abortion. I'm Michael Noltson, this is the Michael

Nolts show. So much to get to today. The trouble with euphemisms is that eventually reality catches

up with them, and then you get the Chico Marx line, who you're going to believe, me or your own eyes,

your own Lionel eyes. Democrats have labeled a massive group of illegal aliens dreamers,

and they're only referring to illegal aliens brought to the United States when they were miners.

No fault of their own, they say, they're their parents fault. These are the people

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