Because Maine is insane

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“Gotcha blueberry latte comin’ right up, boss”

Maine to Become Sanctuary State for Illegal Alien Criminals Under Bill Heading to Janet Mills’ Desk

Under the bill, Maine law enforcement agencies are prohibited from using agency funds or personnel to investigate, interrogate, detain, detect, stop, arrest, or search individuals for immigration enforcement purposes, including:

  • Inquiring into a person’s immigration status.

  • Detaining a person solely based on a hold request from an immigration authority.

  • Providing non-public information about a person’s release date or personal details (e.g., home or work address) to immigration authorities.

  • Making arrests based solely on a hold request.

  • Assisting immigration authorities in activities under 8 U.S.C. § 1357(a)(3) (federal immigration enforcement powers).

  • Performing the functions of an immigration authority.

In addition, Maine law enforcement agencies would be banned from placing officers under federal supervision or employing officers deputized as federal immigration officers for immigration enforcement.

[RELATED: Numerous Chinese Massage Parlors in Maine, Some Run By Illegal Aliens, Busted for Sex Trafficking…]

Transferring a person to an immigration authority would also be barred unless authorized by a court order or criminal warrant, as opposed to the civil warrants that are more common when federal immigration agencies are looking to enforce the law against an illegal alien.

Although Democratic lawmakers made an attempt to amend and water down Dhalac’s original proposal, the bill that will head to Gov. Janet Mills’ (D) desk is a copy-and-paste product of the Maine ACLU.

[RELATED: Maine ACLU Seeks Release of Illegal Alien Previously Arrested for Terrorizing, Domestic Violence Assault…]

“Essential if we are to keep our unskilled labor force and its sub-minimum wages”

According to the … ACLU, increased enforcement of American immigration laws could lead to fewer low-wage workers available to fill service and tourism jobs, jobs primarily found in the predominantly blue coastal areas of Maine.

Maine Democrats control the House, Senate, and Governorship, but you already guessed that right?

Bonus Material:

"Let my gardners go!" Greenwich Invisible Ladies take a field trip to LA and their vacay videos are to die for

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Senator Smarm is at it again

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“A democracy cannot function where one side embraces violence”

From 2024, pre-Trump; already far out of date because the Democrats have been so busy.

Wait — I thought America's King had shut down all dissent.

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Self-awareness, thy name is not “elderly liberal puke”

Nor is it “arrogant, self-righteous tourist”.

(53-seconds in)

Bonus Pic from Lansing:

Three sales at prices that should satisfy those dweebs in Hartford pestering us to provide more low-income housing for the Little People

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After asking $4.395 million* (see correction, below), Daphne Lamsvelt-Pol (don’t blame her; she’s Dutch) has sold her own house at 10 Ben Court in Old Greenwich for $4,400,008. Nice street, great addition and renovation. Buyers came in from Midtown Manhattan (10017)

Over on the poor side of town, 647 Lake Avenue has sold for$ 4.450 million; asked $4.395. Armonk buyers (10504)

And in Havemeyer Park, 20 Old Wagon Road (Old Wagon is neither old nor a child’s toy; it is a road, however, so give the developer that), listed at $1,199,000, sold for $1,529,000. 1958 construction, 2-bedroom, 1 bath, 1,066 sq ft — unless the buyer is an Anglophilic history buff, we can expect this one to be dumpstered by the end of the week and replaced with something more appropriate to the new Havemeyer in the $3.5 - 4 million range.

*Correction: I just had a wooden shoe bounced off my head by Daphne, who informs me that I got the asking price wrong: it was $3.925 million, not $4.395. She adds, “12 percent above… I told my client, yes, myself, don’t ask for a 4… handle, let the market give it to you if it’s worth it. It’s the same strategy I always tell my cleints to use.”

Sheesh — she’s a regular Dutch uncle. Worse, she refuses to give me credit for teaching her how to stage a house; how does she think she got such a good price, her pricing “strategy”? Pshaw.