14 Shocking Kim Kardashian Tweets About Kurzban's Immigration Law Sourcebook

 

The one thing that I do find shocking about these Kardashian celebrity tweets is that they are all about immigration. I mean, I guess it’s not really the news that most people would have expected, but you know, it’s still shocking. I mean, come on. So many celebrities are telling their followers that they will not be able to have their citizenship status revoked, but the Kardashian’s keep on tweeting about it.

I think it is fairly safe to assume that Kim's citizenship status is going to be revoked. She doesn't know whether it will be revoked or not, but that's all we've got on the table so far. She might have other options. She also seems to be the only one who is really upset about it, so I'm assuming she will probably never be able to have it revoked.

In the event that Kardashian gets deported, her citizenship status won’t be revoked.

The only real way to get it revoked is to go through the process that was given to all the other members of her family. But that probably won’t happen because, as you know, they all hate each other so much. The law itself is a bit weird, but it does have a lot of good points. For example, it could potentially discourage more people from coming to the US altogether; if you think about it, it seems as though all the people who are currently here have a lot more work to do than those who aren't already. This law may just be able to help with that.

It also seems like a good idea to discourage people from immigrating to the US, especially if you have a law that says they cant get a green card unless they are a US citizen. If you want to keep America happy, you might want to stay out of the way of this guy. Kim Kardashian's Twitter feed has been going full-on anti-immigration in the run up to the Supreme Court hearing. It started with her stating she was going to protest the new immigration law by posting her Twitter account to public, then she started making anti-immigration videos that are pretty disturbing to watch. She also tweeted that she is planning to go to the Supreme Court and show the Constitution, not the law.

I think the best part about this is that the only other person to tweet about this was an anti-immigration activist that happened to be the daughter of a famous Mexican-American politician. That's kind of amazing I guess. If you have a Twitter account, I have one too. I have a follower count that doesn't seem to be a concern. The main reason why I love this trailer is because it tells a pretty great story about the law that many people have experienced at some point in their lives. It's like a film about a man who is having sex with a woman. That's not what the trailer really is about. It tells a pretty great story about a great man who's just a few years older than you.

That's not what the trailer actually is about.

The trailer is pretty much a love letter to a law that is pretty much the law of the land for most people. The law of the land is that no one needs to get an immigration paper or anything. Not even a driver's license, passport, or any kind of form of documentation. If you need to apply for these things, then you can just go ahead and do it. It's that simple. I guess if you really want to be a law unto yourself, you can just go ahead and do it. But not the millions of people across the country who are unable to go to court, get an attorney, or even just get a form of legal documentation.

Now that Kurzban's immigration law has been put into effect, he has decided that those of us who can't get an immigration document are now subject to indefinite imprisonment. Kim Kardashian may or may not be one of these people, but her Tweets reveal just how absurd this would be to her. I think we can all agree that Kim Kardashian is one of those people who probably shouldn't be in the country. She is so desperate to be a celebrity that she believes that her status as the most famous woman in the world means that she can dictate the rules of the world, and she is certainly not going to bend the law to accommodate herself. Now, I am going to admit that I have a very small problem with her.