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President Trump’s national emergency declaration – which he attempts to justify using falsehoods about immigration and the Southern border – presents a serious threat to the separation of powers and the rule of law.
The most clear statement that there is no emergency came from President Trump himself, who after declaring the emergency, said this in a Rose Garden speech: “I didn't need to do this, but I'd rather do it much faster."pic.twitter.com/d6Onru7JIm
The numbers refute President Trump’s claim that there’s a crisis. Unauthorized border crossings have been at their lowest levels in years. Border agencies reported more than 1.6 million apprehensions in 2000, but 303,916 in 2017.https://www.feinstein.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/press-releases?id=330A2639-2505-4DED-87D7-78895D986087 …
There is nothing, I repeat, NOTHING false about the tragic deaths of these beautiful Americans, including several CALIFORNIANS, at the hands of illegal aliens. I call that an emergency. @real_jamielshaw https://jefferymyersunleashed.io/dreams_denied
We support @realDonaldTrump veto and his legal right to do it. #BuildThatWall
No @SenFeinstein the threat is to OUR SAFETY!!!! 
What is a serious threat is your & so many others perception that there is no threat & crisis at our southern border! 
Looking forward to your tribunal.
Veto veto veto
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