Deleted Tweets From Jerry Dickinson, D-Pa.

Thanks @Grace_Hutchison! Yes, you are right, I’ve been making hundreds and hundreds of personal calls to supporters and volunteers. And many more to go! We couldn’t do it with out you! This is just the beginning — our work is not done! QT @Grace_Hutchison: .@JerrySDickinson is personally calling his volunteers to thank them for helping his cause .. I- 🥺 https://t.co/SCHuNhBCDh)

Emily, Aria and I wish everyone a happy Independence Day. #4thofJuly2020 https://t.co/W6UOVR9kRn

Laying here with my daughter, Aria, as she falls asleep in my arms. I’m thinking, “what will this region, one of the least livable places for black women, be like in 15-20 years for Aria?” The actions we take today will determine the living conditions tomorrow.

RT @AlterSewn: Got our @Dickinson2020 sign planted in the front yard! Boom!! #votepa2020 #VoteBlueToSaveAmerica https://t.co/wZmtOjsLJB

RT @JerrySDickinson: Know Your Rights! Join us for a conversation about your right to protest and other constitutional protections as we… https://t.co/3NkYhd9mjv

RT @kate_blackley: This is Dr. Eleanor Shimkin-Sorock. She was out campaigning for Jerry Dickinson, and we spoke for a little while. S… https://t.co/TWKFqk8mpd

On Juneteenth celebration, let’s not forget that SCOTUS refused to strike down or reconsider “qualified immunity,” a defense that shields police from liability from misconduct. To those lives taken from police, including my family, see you tomorrow! https://t.co/xYWMTr82Ci

On this Juneteenth celebration, let’s not forget that SCOTUS refused to strike down or reconsider “qualified immunity,” a defense that shields police from liability from misconduct. That meant”s it’s is up. https://t.co/xYWMTr82Ci

(6) Lastly, I agree with Sotomayor’s concurring opinion that there is a strong constitutional claim of discrimination against the Trump Administration, and that the majority should have let that claim play out more fully. There is no doubt the decision to rescind DACA ...

(5) that complies with the Administrative Procedure Act. Whether DHS will seek to rescind the program, after being slapped down by the Court after months of litigation, is unclear. I sure hope not. DACA is an extremely important program for our nation’s undocumented immigrants!

(8) his inauguration in 2017. Clearly, there was a strong connection and nexus between Trump’s racist rhetoric on the campaign trail and the decision to end DACA. It was motivated by Trump’s intent to discriminate against the very groups he attacked on the campaign trail.

(7) was motivated by Trump’s discriminatory intent. Recall Trump on the campaign trail 2015 calling Mexican immigrants “criminals, drug dealers, [and] rapists” along with other racist and appalling rhetoric towards immigrants. The decision to rescind DACA immediately followed...

(4) explanation for its action.” The DHS, according to the Court, did not. Here’s the thing. The Court essentially kicked the case back to the Department of Homeland Security. DHS, under Trump, could still hypothetically rescind DACA, so long as it offers a better explanation...

(3) It is important to note that Roberts stressed that the Court’s decision was NOT “whether DACA or its rescission are sound policies.” Rather, the Court determined “only whether the [Dept. Homeland Sec.] complied with the procedural requirement that it provide a reasoned...

Know Your Rights! Join us next Sunday for a conversation about your right to protest and other constitutional protections as we protest and make out voices heard! @LisaMiddlemanDA https://t.co/UPhMpFEOvK

Know Your Rights! Join us for a conversation about your right to protest and other constitutional protections as we protest and make our voices heard! #BLM https://t.co/55ZglcuhEp

RT @msantiagophotos: Update on my situation. Thank you #Pittsburgh ✊�✊� https://t.co/oRNxAUD9Uu

Just posted a photo https://t.co/nLQODf58Al

Sad to hear about the passing of William “Bill” Robinson, legendary advocate and politician in Pittsburgh. Your voice will be missed. #CivilRights

Yes, we need rethink black lives in academia. There are not enough black professors. The challenges are immense. I was only the fourth black male law professor to be tenured at Pitt Law in its history. #ShutDownAcademia https://t.co/EDaYMqPpFO

Thanks @Grace_Hutchison! Yes, you are right, I’ve been making hundreds and hundreds of personal calls to supporters and volunteers. And many more to go! We couldn’t do it with out you! This is just the beginning — our work is not done! QT @Grace_Hutchison: .@JerrySDickinson is personally calling his volunteers to thank them for helping his cause .. I- 🥺 https://t.co/SCHuNhBCDh)

Emily, Aria and I wish everyone a happy Independence Day. #4thofJuly2020 https://t.co/W6UOVR9kRn

Laying here with my daughter, Aria, as she falls asleep in my arms. I’m thinking, “what will this region, one of the least livable places for black women, be like in 15-20 years for Aria?” The actions we take today will determine the living conditions tomorrow.

RT @AlterSewn: Got our @Dickinson2020 sign planted in the front yard! Boom!! #votepa2020 #VoteBlueToSaveAmerica https://t.co/wZmtOjsLJB

RT @JerrySDickinson: Know Your Rights! Join us for a conversation about your right to protest and other constitutional protections as we… https://t.co/3NkYhd9mjv

RT @kate_blackley: This is Dr. Eleanor Shimkin-Sorock. She was out campaigning for Jerry Dickinson, and we spoke for a little while. S… https://t.co/TWKFqk8mpd

On Juneteenth celebration, let’s not forget that SCOTUS refused to strike down or reconsider “qualified immunity,” a defense that shields police from liability from misconduct. To those lives taken from police, including my family, see you tomorrow! https://t.co/xYWMTr82Ci

On this Juneteenth celebration, let’s not forget that SCOTUS refused to strike down or reconsider “qualified immunity,” a defense that shields police from liability from misconduct. That meant”s it’s is up. https://t.co/xYWMTr82Ci

(6) Lastly, I agree with Sotomayor’s concurring opinion that there is a strong constitutional claim of discrimination against the Trump Administration, and that the majority should have let that claim play out more fully. There is no doubt the decision to rescind DACA ...

(5) that complies with the Administrative Procedure Act. Whether DHS will seek to rescind the program, after being slapped down by the Court after months of litigation, is unclear. I sure hope not. DACA is an extremely important program for our nation’s undocumented immigrants!

(8) his inauguration in 2017. Clearly, there was a strong connection and nexus between Trump’s racist rhetoric on the campaign trail and the decision to end DACA. It was motivated by Trump’s intent to discriminate against the very groups he attacked on the campaign trail.

(7) was motivated by Trump’s discriminatory intent. Recall Trump on the campaign trail 2015 calling Mexican immigrants “criminals, drug dealers, [and] rapists” along with other racist and appalling rhetoric towards immigrants. The decision to rescind DACA immediately followed...

(4) explanation for its action.” The DHS, according to the Court, did not. Here’s the thing. The Court essentially kicked the case back to the Department of Homeland Security. DHS, under Trump, could still hypothetically rescind DACA, so long as it offers a better explanation...

(3) It is important to note that Roberts stressed that the Court’s decision was NOT “whether DACA or its rescission are sound policies.” Rather, the Court determined “only whether the [Dept. Homeland Sec.] complied with the procedural requirement that it provide a reasoned...

Know Your Rights! Join us next Sunday for a conversation about your right to protest and other constitutional protections as we protest and make out voices heard! @LisaMiddlemanDA https://t.co/UPhMpFEOvK

Know Your Rights! Join us for a conversation about your right to protest and other constitutional protections as we protest and make our voices heard! #BLM https://t.co/55ZglcuhEp

RT @msantiagophotos: Update on my situation. Thank you #Pittsburgh ✊�✊� https://t.co/oRNxAUD9Uu

Just posted a photo https://t.co/nLQODf58Al

Sad to hear about the passing of William “Bill” Robinson, legendary advocate and politician in Pittsburgh. Your voice will be missed. #CivilRights

Yes, we need rethink black lives in academia. There are not enough black professors. The challenges are immense. I was only the fourth black male law professor to be tenured at Pitt Law in its history. #ShutDownAcademia https://t.co/EDaYMqPpFO