Now Republicans are playing Find Out.  

 
DC Mayor Muriel Bowser was forced to get rid the the BLM graffiti on 16th Street.  

 
http://www.zerohedge.com/political/far-left-dc-mayor-bends-knee-plans-rename-black-lives-matter-plaza-after-gop-bill

 
And Rep. Anna Paulina Luna has just referred Mayor Eric Adams of NYC, Mayor Mike Johnston of Denver, mayor Brandon Johnson of Chicago and Mayor Michelle Wu of Boston to the DOJ for prosecution for violating our immigration laws.  

 
Putting Democrats in prison is the change I voted for.

I don't know lawyer shit. Here's the statute.  

https://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?req=granuleid:USC-prelim-title8-section1324&num=0&edition=prelim

So if you violate this, say 10 times and the penalty is not more than 10 years in prison, do you serve 100 years total for all offenses? If someone was found guilty of violating this law 50,000 times, then how would they likely get charged?

discretion to run the sentence for each count you were convicted on consecutively or concurrently, so it could be 10 years of 100, or something in between.  For instance, he might say, "10 years on counts 1,2, and 3 to run consecutively, and 10 years on counts 4 thru 10 to run concurrently with count 3" in which case the convict would serve 30 years.  There are also "good time" discounts built into the sentences in most states where you might serve as little as a third of the time in prison and the rest on probation.  In the federal sentencing guidelines, I believe if they do not get in any trouble in prison, they automatically get about 15% reduced from the sentence, so 10 years becomes 8.5, etc.