Cameron backs DOJ lawsuit against Kentucky’s illegal immigrant tuition

The former Public Prosecutor of Kentucky Daniel Cameron, a candidate for the Republican Party, said his retirement from the Senator Mitch McConnell seat in 2026, to the Ministry of Justice in Fox News for the tuition fees that reduce illegal immigrants, which is exactly the type of fighting that voted in Kentukian.

Cameron, Democratic Governor Andy Bishir, criticized the defendant from above to the lawsuit, after he told the Bishir Fox News that the capabilities of 2028 were not related to the issuance of the educational organization.

“Andy Bishir is always trying to pass Pak. The fact of the matter is that he is the ruler of the Commonwealth and controls the executive branch. He gets people in the various councils and committees that exist,” Cameron said.

“So far, a lawsuit against the elected offices at the state level in the legislative body has so far said, saying mainly that he controls the Ethics Committee. Thus, as you know, he cannot get his cake and eat it too.”

The tuition fees that reduce the policy of illegal immigrants lead the Ministry of Justice to prosecute Kentucky

Cameron praised the Prosecutor Pam Bondi to bring the case, saying he was happy because the Ministry of Justice is reviewing a “useless” policy.

“I think it is time to take care of our American citizens instead of illegitimate,” Cameron said.

Cameron added: “I think the legislative body, the Republican Legislative Board, is trying to restore some control,” while a draft law is moving through Frankfurt that would prevent illegal attackers from being considered by residents of the state for educational purposes.

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“This ruler is trying to work by Fiat, and the legislative body is trying to restore balance, if you will,” he said.

“This is related to the protection of the position of American citizens. I mean, the idea that we will provide reduced or supported lessons, and academic fees within the state is just a ridiculous idea, especially when the Americans tell the state that they have to pay a full shipment. This does not pass the smell test.”

When it was reached for the comment, Eric Hyers rejected these descriptions.

“We are making Daniel Cameron struggle with his political return, but this does not mean that he can make things,” said Hayers.

He added that the list that allowed the academic fees within the state to the illegal professionals was designed two decades ago and that “if he has a problem with his legitimacy, he must do something about it while he was a public lawyer.”

“The truth is that this is determined by an independent council, and that the ruler does not have any review for him; the legislative body controlled by the Republican Party. If this is a source of concern, the super republican party could have passed the draft law to address it that was submitted in the last session by one of its members.”

In his interview, Cameron also warned that the issue of border security itself has greatly affected his mandate in other ways, noting the Fintanel Apache epidemic.

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“Kentukian is deeply concerned with making sure that we protect our borders and make sure that people are here legally … and we know that fentanel will face the southern borders that are easy to penetrate and split its way to the Commonwealth.

“Since President Trump was in his position, as mentioned in his common speech to congress, we did not need a new policy, we needed a new president. Therefore, he changed, but Kentukian still realized concern about illegal who come to this country, bringing poison to this country that hurts our societies or committed a kind of violent crime.

“President Trump is committed to helping the diligent people in this country. This is just another aspect.”

Cameron also indicated that he is leading the other leading Republican, American MP Andy Bar from Kentucky, in the race to replace McConnell.

However, Kentucky was heading to Bluer in the last elections and had a similar electoral composition for Pennsylvania’s swing, which had a democratic ruler, and until recently, a legislative body for the Republican majority.

Beshear Cameron defeated in 2023 by about five points, while the current ruler, former governor of the state, Steve Bishier, pressed anger at the Republican ruler Matt Bevin by a big difference in 2019.

Senator Rand Paul, RK, defeated MP Charles Baker, de Louisville, with more than 20 points in 2022, while McConnell won a narrower race against retired Lieutenant Emmy McGrath in 2020.