Section 1325! Section 1325! For a few crucial minutes in the middle of the first Democratic presidential debate, Julián Castro (polling average: 0.8 percent) took over the proceedings by challenging his fellow candidates to endorse the repeal of Section 1325 of the Immigration and Naturalization Act.
What’s it about? Don’t ask.
He yelled at Beto O’Rourke about it and expressed his deep disappointment that O’Rourke wasn’t joining him in supporting the repeal of Section 1325.
O’Rourke is at 3.3 percent in the Real Clear Politics polling average, so you can see why Castro thought it was so important to nail him. If he really cuts into Beto’s support, Castro might rise to a whole 1.5 percent.
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3 comments:
The front runner uncle Joe looked lost tonight.
Kamala slammed him with her racially charged claim she was bussed as a kid. When will these people quit scratching open the scab of racial inequality? Biden's interaction with segregationists was eons ago; he has evolved. All the pandering for black votes, a minority of total popular votes, is getting boring. Why can't we heal? All this crap is in the past; yes there are still some ignorant idiots who will never concede we are all equal. Get over it!
She wants reparations plain and simple.
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