Frankly, we don't think that Ketanji is confused.
We think she's a subversive.
Here's ANOTHER example.
...Jackson has made a note in her opinions to employ the term “noncitizen” or “undocumented non-citizens” rather than the terms “alien” or “illegal aliens” that are regularly used in court and in federal statutes.
During her third day of confirmation hearings before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Jackson defended using the terms “noncitizen” and “undocumented non-citizens” when referring to border crossers and illegal aliens....
"I have long believed in that capacity that our clarity and language matters."
So she obfuscates. That's "lying" by trying to confuse you.
There are lots of "non-citizens" legally in this country. Tourists. Employees of foreign embassies. Employees of foreign-based businesses.
All of those are legally here.
Then there are "non-citizens" who are illegally here. About 15 million of them, and growing at 200,000/month.
See the difference? "Legally" vs. "Illegally"??
"Clarity" -- like the truth--is not in Ketanji.
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