Are we back to 2005, when Sensenbrenner pushed for undocumented aliens to be declared felons, ineligible to ever normalize their status in the U.S.? No, this is one of the major principles advocated by New York Democratic Senator Charles Schumer, who is leading the charge toward "comprehensive immigration reform" this year, in what couldn't possibly be a worse climate to enact such policy changes.
Luckily for Michael, since he took time off from his "dream job" to go on reality TV, I highly doubt he will ever be declared "the best".
But also kids getting drunk, grandmas with flags tied to their wheelchairs, metal kids throwing devil horns and those mid-1980s hardcore kids who, if Catalonia is ever made independent, should be declared a national treasure.
Earlier that night, the Vermont senator had delivered a quasi-victory speech, but the vote was the closest that Iowa's Democratic caucuses had ever seen (Hillary Clinton would ultimately be declared the winner), and the analysts on TV seemed no more sure what to make of it than any of the staffers or reporters gathered around Sanders, who stood closer to the screen than anyone else.
He ruled that any signed absentee ballots that were rejected solely because they lacked a postmark, or solely because there was no record on file that the voter ever requested such a ballot, should be declared valid votes.
Can Federer be declared the best ever if Nadal keeps beating him?
It's just that it's kind of a strange thing to see making a big debut when people are more cautious than usual with their money, and PC gaming (as ever) is being declared dead.
Russell is universally seen as one of the best NBA players ever, and was declared "Greatest Player in the History of the NBA" by the Professional Basketball Writers Association of America in 1980.
Not only is his version of the BBC's £50m franchise starting this weekend but he has suffered months of press scrutiny ever since he was declared the successor to Jeremy Clarkson.
"Heba, have you ever been declared legally incompetent or confined to a mental institution?" "No".
