and sometimes i'll draft something in my my notes app or whatever and then i'll paste it over to a doc but even then i'm futzing around with it for a while

And Paul said he reached out to his co-author, Brian Henning, and Henning had admitted what he'd done.

He basically tried to summarize and condense some of his previous work, combine it with basically tried to pull and stuff.

He'd previously written with a new context and like he had that done that.

And he apologized to Paul.

The frustrating thing is he never called me back.

I tried to call him multiple times.

Yeah.

Why would they make limitations around courthouses, for example?

This is my, just my understanding.

They want people to feel safe.

I mean, one of the reasons why these sanctuary laws were passed in the first place was because a lot of times, if somebody's going to law enforcement, and they- they're unau- an unauthorized immigrant, they don't want a situation where, like, someone's not willing to report a crime because they're worried that reporting, reporting that crime would get them deported effectively.

And so, you know, that's the larger concern.

The kind of last really significant piece of the bill is it would restrict, unless you're a, like, an academic researcher, regular citizens would not be able to public records request this data.

So it'd be taken from the public- away from the public records request.

Hmm