The origins are that both companies were started by people with the last name Stanley. They're not related and as far as I can tell were never owned by the same corporation.

But the Stanley that makes the tools is named after an entirely different person than the Stanley the thermos is named after. Just two folks named Stanley that started different businesses.

Maybe a dumb question for some folks, but I hadn't ever thought about it myself. Google says the tool maker is Stanley Black and Decker and the thermos is made by a different Stanley that's owned by Pacific Market International.

That would require a state to deport her, which isn't impossible especially if she was a Texas citizen. But to get the people that helped deported will never happen unless they have other warrants. Even the super conservative states don't want to give authority over their constituents to another state's government. For whomever ends up having to fight that nonsense it'll be a nightmare and legislators who knowingly pass blatantly unconstitutional laws need to be heavily penalized and removed from office.

The first time they go after an out of state citizen for this is when that law will be slapped down. States don't get jurisdiction outside of state lines.