Comments by "MarcosElMalo2" (@MarcosElMalo2) on "FOX 5 New York" channel.

  1. Texas can erect whatever fences or walls it wants on state lands or by agreement with owners of private lands. It can even use eminently domain to acquire land. Texas has never been prevented from doing so. But it cannot interfere with the flow of the Rio Grande or otherwise interfere with its course. This is by treaty, and states have no authority to violate, change, or enter into treaties. Texas would need to build its border fence set back a certain distance from the river. So your question should be why doesn’t Texas build a wall or fence? Not why isn’t it allowed?. It is already allowed. Texas cannot make up its own immigration laws. This was determined by the Supreme Court in Chy Lung v. Freeman, 92 U.S. 275 (1876). It has been reaffirmed and cited by the Supreme Court as recently as 2012. So, no, your other idea is a non-starter. The Governor of Texas is engaging in a publicity stunt that will eventually be shut down by the Supreme Court.
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  2.  @binkersbonkers244  I know of no city that promised what you are saying they did. How are you defining “sanctuary city”?
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  3. It was the other way around, and no, it’s not why Protestantism split off from Catholicism.
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  4. They shake some special water on them and utter a magical incantation.
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  5. This is like a Bill Hader sketch on SNL.
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  6. A primary tenet of Catholicism, a tenet that seperates it from the Protestant spin off faiths, is that the Pope decides on what is Catholic faith. According to the Catholic Church, the Pope is infallible. Incidentally, this is one of the reasons Protestants exist at all. What do you think they were protesting about? The Reformation is a fascinating part of history. You owe it to yourself to at least read the Wikipedia article on it.
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  7. If you don’t “support the pope” you’ve already walked away. You’re no longer a Catholic, you’re a Protestant. You should stop taking the Catholic Holy Communion if you’re still doing so.
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  8. Not if it’s ordained by the Pope.
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