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Buddyzbuddy

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6. So much for exercising your 5th Amendment Right.
Sat May 31, 2025, 03:02 PM
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Violating immigration laws are civil violations, aren't they? So requiring involuntary submission of DNA doesn't rise to the level of a criminal felony which is required.
My reference to your 5th Amendment right is a right against self incrimination. Not just testimony.

As opposed to the Felon in the Whitehouse that was convicted of 34 felonies and refused to submit to voluntarily providing his DNA during his defense of raping a woman. These were two separate cases of the multitude he faced.

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