You see the thing is this is my country too. Always has been. My country has been that beacon on the hill for so long and for so many.”

He then continued that “this isn’t about politics anymore. It’s about humanity. It’s about all of us. We, the people. Happy Birthday America!”

The way the new law stands my mother could be stripped of her naturalized citizenship, then my sister and I would be illegal birthright citizens and away we go. As far as ‘shut up and sing’ well, clearly that’s not happening.

Some will tell me that I should leave the country or my favorite ‘shut up and sing (A statement so void of any sense that it is impossible to execute),’” he continued. “On the ‘leaving’ part … that may come true whether I want to leave or not.

They are now abstract concepts used to inflict cruelty and suffering on the unsuspecting, the weak, the sick, the poor, the needy. We can add Purple Heart war veterans

My family came here because of those words. I was born here because of those words. I have had an extraordinary life because of those words. And now those words have lost their meaning.

“Dear America, today is the day we celebrate you and what you used to stand for. The words ‘liberty and justice for all’ have faded into a distant past. To some of us those words were deeply personal.

Malo, 60, shared his fight with fans until the end, and that created plenty of heartbreaking and, at times, heartwarming headlines. But he was also in the headlines back on the Fourth of July for a different reason. Back then, Malo spoke out against the practices of Donald Trump administration.

The country music world was heartbroken by the recent news that Raul Malo, the frontman for The Mavericks, has died.

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