NC GA Overrides Governor Vetoes, Including Requiring Law Enforcement To Work With ICE

This is going to causes some caterwauling in 9 NC counties

Immigration veto overruled by NC Republicans with a Charlotte Democrat’s help

Republicans — thanks to the help of a single House Democrat — voted to override Gov. Josh Stein’s veto of an immigration bill on Tuesday.

The new law requires North Carolina sheriffs to work closer with Immigration and Customs Enforcement amid the federal government’s mass deportation effort.

Rep. Carla Cunningham, D-Mecklenburg, was the legislator who crossed party lines, resulting in a 72-48 vote in the House.

“All cultures are not equal. Some immigrants come and believe they can function in isolation,” Cunningham said on the floor Tuesday. “I suggest they must assimilate. Adapt to the country they want to live in.”

Cunningham’s vote allowed Republicans to achieve the necessary three-fifths majority. She said she has been called a racist and gotten other pushback since voting for House Bill 318 when it originally passed in June.

“They want me to be silent in my country. They want me to line up behind their priorities while my people and communities continue to struggle in our country,” said Cunningham, who is African American.

Good for her, putting Americans over illegals and fake asylum seekers. She realizes that all these illegals do, in fact, cause a big problem within the black community, especially those who are low income (though, let’s be honest, Democrats like to keep blacks like that, giving them all sorts of free government stuff to keep them voting Democrat).

Anyhow, you can see that the counties are primarily where the big liberal cities are. Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, Charlotte, etc. Now they have to cooperate.

The also overrode a slew of others, including one which requires all new Executive regulations be approved by the General Assembly. Which is the way it should be. The Exec should enforce laws, the GA should pass them, not have the Exec just create what they want.

(WRAL) The first new law to pass Tuesday, and the one with the most bipartisan support, was Senate Bill 266, a large re-write of state energy policy. It will exempt Duke Energy from needing to meet the climate change goals it agreed to just four years ago, but which it now says it can’t accomplish.

Obviously, the cultists are not happy, and claim that this will raise consumer rates by lots, but, we’ve already seen it go up by lots as state law forced energy companies to comply with climate cult crap.

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