Has legalizing marijuana had any REAL effect on our nation"?

[PHILIP SCHNEIDER]

Friend,

President Trump’s threat to cut off federal funding to “sanctuary cities” is having an impact. First, Miami dropped its sanctuary city status, and now, the Phoenix City Council has voted 7-2 to reject an effort to make Phoenix a sanctuary city. Even the Democratic mayor, who opposes Trump’s immigration policies, rejected the measure because of the potential financial fallout, voter opposition and the fact that it would violate part of Arizona’s state law on immigration that bars any jurisdiction from harboring illegal aliens. The mayor said he’d look into a legal challenge to the law, but that’s unlikely to succeed since the SCOTUS already upheld it.

That brings up a point that makes this story particularly interesting, due to Arizona’s history with challenging the President on immigration law. When Obama refused to enforce federal immigration laws, causing severe problems for Arizona, the state attempted to step in and do it. But the SCOTUS overturned most of the Arizona immigration law, ruling that when state and federal laws conflict, federal law prevails. And Obama decided how to enforce federal immigration laws, even if his decision was to refuse to enforce them. Yet just five years later, a federal judge in Washington State seems to think that states have the power to overrule President Trump on immigration policy.

I'm still trying to think of some explanation for that ruling that doesn't involve Washington State having legalized marijuana.

Sincerely,

Mike Huckabee

The issue of sanctuary cities is not new.

The ingestion of hallucinogens is not new.

What IS new is The entire State of Oregon succumbing to the mind altering affects of marijuana without realizing their loss of perception and common sense.