Impz First Family Escapes to Martha s Vineyard
Yuma, Arizona mdash; Republican White House hopeful stanley cup  Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina on Friday questioned the legality of campaign promises made by former President Donald Trump and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to end birthright citizenship for the children of immigrants living in the U.S. unlawfully.Asked whether he would join Trump and DeSantis in pledging to revoke birthright citizenship through an executive action if elected president, Scott said he does not believe presidents can do so unilaterally, echoing legal scholars who believe the change would require an amendment to the U.S. Constitution. I think the Congress would have to act. The president cannot do that by himself or herself outright,  Scott told CBS News after a roundtable with community leaders in Yuma, Arizona, an area along the U.S.-Mexico border that has seen record levels of migrant crossings in recent years. stanley cup                                         Asked if he thinks Trump and DeSantis are making promises that they would not have the legal authority to keep, Scott responded,  Yeah, I don t know how you do that without addressing the constitutional challenges. Under a decades-long interpretation of the Constitution, children born on American soil are automatically granted U.S. cit stanley becher izenship, even if their parents are not themselves citizens or legally present in the country. Immigration hard-liners have long criticized the policy, saying it encourages parents to come to the U.S. unlawfully and then benefit fro Kbrl Campaign Roadblog, 2/5/04
AP Photo/Gerry Broome                                         CBS News  President Obama s visit to Mt. Holly, North Carolina on Wednesday to discuss energy policy a kubki stanley nd the economy was technically not a campaign stop, but he didn t shy away from adding some politically-tinged remarks during his taxpayer-sponsored visit. The next time you hear some politician trotting out some three-point plan for $2 gas, you let  em know, we know better,  Mr. Obama said, seemingly referencing Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich s pitch to bring gas prices down to $2.50 if he becomes president.  Tell  em we re tired of hearing phony, election year promises that never come about.                                         Mr. Obama toured the Daimler Mount Holly Truck Manufacturing Plant, where he reiterated his support for an  all-of-the-above  energy strategy. He commended the plant for building trucks that use less oil, remarking that while domestic oil production should be increased,  we re not going to be able to just drill our way out of the problem of high gas prices. Mr. Ob stanley cup ama announced an initiative to make it easier for towns and cities to build fueling stations for cars that run on electricity, biofuels or nat stanley mug ural gas. The initiative would also give tax breaks to families that buy those cars or companies that buy alternative-fuel trucks.At left: President Obama enjoyed his introduction from Daimler employee Juan Smith so much that he quipped that Smith was starting to get  The

Impz First Family Escapes to Martha s Vineyard
Yuma, Arizona mdash; Republican White House hopeful stanley cup  Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina on Friday questioned the legality of campaign promises made by former President Donald Trump and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to end birthright citizenship for the children of immigrants living in the U.S. unlawfully.Asked whether he would join Trump and DeSantis in pledging to revoke birthright citizenship through an executive action if elected president, Scott said he does not believe presidents can do so unilaterally, echoing legal scholars who believe the change would require an amendment to the U.S. Constitution. I think the Congress would have to act. The president cannot do that by himself or herself outright,  Scott told CBS News after a roundtable with community leaders in Yuma, Arizona, an area along the U.S.-Mexico border that has seen record levels of migrant crossings in recent years. stanley cup                                         Asked if he thinks Trump and DeSantis are making promises that they would not have the legal authority to keep, Scott responded,  Yeah, I don t know how you do that without addressing the constitutional challenges. Under a decades-long interpretation of the Constitution, children born on American soil are automatically granted U.S. cit stanley becher izenship, even if their parents are not themselves citizens or legally present in the country. Immigration hard-liners have long criticized the policy, saying it encourages parents to come to the U.S. unlawfully and then benefit fro Kbrl Campaign Roadblog, 2/5/04
AP Photo/Gerry Broome                                         CBS News  President Obama s visit to Mt. Holly, North Carolina on Wednesday to discuss energy policy a kubki stanley nd the economy was technically not a campaign stop, but he didn t shy away from adding some politically-tinged remarks during his taxpayer-sponsored visit. The next time you hear some politician trotting out some three-point plan for $2 gas, you let  em know, we know better,  Mr. Obama said, seemingly referencing Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich s pitch to bring gas prices down to $2.50 if he becomes president.  Tell  em we re tired of hearing phony, election year promises that never come about.                                         Mr. Obama toured the Daimler Mount Holly Truck Manufacturing Plant, where he reiterated his support for an  all-of-the-above  energy strategy. He commended the plant for building trucks that use less oil, remarking that while domestic oil production should be increased,  we re not going to be able to just drill our way out of the problem of high gas prices. Mr. Ob stanley cup ama announced an initiative to make it easier for towns and cities to build fueling stations for cars that run on electricity, biofuels or nat stanley mug ural gas. The initiative would also give tax breaks to families that buy those cars or companies that buy alternative-fuel trucks.At left: President Obama enjoyed his introduction from Daimler employee Juan Smith so much that he quipped that Smith was starting to get  The