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MineralMan

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1. That's problematic.

Reply to prodigitalson (Original post)

Sat Jul 13, 2019, 10:26 AM

Jul 2019

Jurisdictional issues come into play with Federal facilities. A D.A. wanting to do that would quickly find him or herself on some shaky ground. In Texas, particularly, popular sentiment would probably not be on the same side of the issue, and the D.A. would be challenged at the next election.

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Lawyer question regarding South Texas concentration camps [View all] prodigitalson Jul 2019 OP

That's problematic. MineralMan Jul 2019 #1

I was thinking the same thing but I am not sure all these places are fed buildings/installations. Thomas Hurt Jul 2019 #3

Even getting access to federal installations can be difficult. MineralMan Jul 2019 #4

My hope is a lot is being done that we don't know about. Brainfodder Jul 2019 #2