WarRoom Battleground EP 728： Judge Continued Assault On President Trump's Agenda
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In this episode, we talk about the far-left judicial strategy to block President Trump from deporting illegal immigrants, and how the courts are playing a key role in the effort to block it. We also hear from Julie Kelly, Laura Loomer, and George Fishman.
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Since you brought up the judges, I would like to point out that the judges in this country
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We have judges who are acting as partisan activists from the bench.
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They are trying to dictate policy from the President of the United States.
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They are trying to clearly slow walk this administration's agenda, and it's unacceptable.
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As the President said last night, we will continue to comply with these court orders.
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We will continue to fight these battles in courts, but it's incredibly apparent that
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there is a concerted effort by the far left to judge shop, to pick judges who are clearly
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acting as partisan activists from the bench in an attempt to derail this President's agenda.
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And not only are they usurping the will of the President and the chief executive of
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our country, but they are undermining the will of the American public, tens of millions of
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Americans who duly elected this President to implement the policies that are coming out
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Sixty-seven percent of all of the injunctions in this century have come against which President?
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Sixty percent of the injunctions by partisan activists in the judicial branch have come
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against President Donald Trump, and ninety-two percent of those have been from Democrat-appointed
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This is a clear concerted effort by leftists who don't like this President and are trying
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And I would just like to point out that the judge in this case is essentially trying to
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say that the President doesn't have the executive authority to deport foreign terrorists from
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It is the opinion of this White House and of this administration, and that's why we're
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And it's very, very clear that this is an activist judge who is trying to usurp the President's
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Under the Alien Enemies Act, the President has this power, and that's why this deportation
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And this judge, Judge Boesberg, is a Democrat activist.
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His wife has donated more than $10,000 to Democrats, and he has consistently shown his
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disdain for this President and his policies, and it's unacceptable.
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Okay, the first hour we talked about the color revolution, the escalation of violence you're
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seeing around the country, whether it's a Tesla dealership or right now, outside and
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often inside Trump Tower in Fifth Avenue in Manhattan.
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Now we're going to talk about the main line of battle of these radicals, and that is
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We've got Julie Kelly's going to join us momentarily.
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Also, George Fishman from Center for Immigration Studies.
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A brilliant piece this morning in Axios about President Trump's legal team and what they're
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Your favorite, Beryl Howell, is basically unwinding or trying to unwind.
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I know you're shocked, Julie, but they're trying to unwind the Doge effort and the effort of
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the State Department over at the Institute for Peace to essentially shut it down.
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So I'm just trying to catch up on this lawsuit.
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As you can imagine, it's like every 30 minutes, there's a new update or a new lawsuit.
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But it looks like former chief judge, this is James Bosberg's predecessor, another Obama
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So it looks like she denied a motion lawsuit for a temporary restraining order to reinstall
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I think this is just the board members who were dismissed by President Trump and replaced.
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So, and there's also other breaking news you've got about other in this process.
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What do you have for us at the appellate level?
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So, the court appears to the appellate court has been expediting the appeal of Jeb Bosberg's
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temporary restraining order, class-wide temporary restraining order against the President's
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Alien Enemies Act proclamation that was published on Saturday.
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So, just breaking news right now, oral arguments in that case is scheduled now for Monday at
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And so, this will determine the appellate court, and there's a three-judge panel.
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And actually, Steve, this is the same three-judge panel that heard the lawsuit by now former
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And this is the appellate panel who actually dismissed Hampton Dellinger, overturning Amy
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Berman Jackson's reinstatement of Hampton Dellinger.
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This is the same panel, Karen Henderson, who is a George H.W. Bush appointee, Patricia Millett,
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who is an Obama appointee, and then Justin Walker, a Trump appointee.
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Tell us where we stand on this Wednesday afternoon.
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People were talking about we're getting the Warren Posse is very focused on getting into
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You've done the best job of everybody in this quite complicated battlefield because there's
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Just where do we stand here on Wednesday afternoon, ma'am?
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Now, there's a separate hearing in this Venezuelan terrorism case on Friday.
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So, the battle right now, and this unfolded today.
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Jeb Bosberg asking, demanding from the Trump administration these details about the deportation
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And they are resisting, the Trump DOJ is resisting giving Jeb Bosberg that information.
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He came back and said, well, I want it in an ex parte or sealed form.
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And the DOJ filed this real, this was a fiery response saying that they were considering invoking
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state secrets privilege to keep this information away from Jeb Bosberg, like we talked about
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this morning, but also, and so now later, after we talked this morning about this, Jeb Bosberg
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So, he is going to demand this information by tomorrow.
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But here are some of what the DOJ said in their filing this morning.
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The court, Jeb Bosberg, has now spent more time trying to ferret out information about
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the government's flight schedules and relations with foreign countries than it did in investigating
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the facts before certifying the class action in this case.
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That observation reflects how upside down this case has become as digressive, micromanaged
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has, micromanagement has outweighed consideration of the case's legal issues.
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Now, of course, that's true because we still haven't heard from Jeb Bosberg why he was justified
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And as the DOJ has noted, Steve, that there is precedent in this D.C. appellate court, and
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this will be raised during oral arguments on Monday, that the Alien Enemies Act is not up
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And so, this is one thing that they have argued in their briefs, and I'm sure will come
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So, look, but, and I have a piece on my substack, what Bosberg appears to be doing is establishing,
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setting up a contempt of court trap for the Trump administration.
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He wants these granular details about the flights, not so he can determine how these terrorists
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He wants it to see, look at the timeline and see if at any step they defied his order on
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Saturday night that prevented the DHS and DOJ from authorizing these flights.
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I'm sure that the DOJ is well aware of this, and again, why they want to keep these details
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He has no justification for pursuing the granularity of how these flights are conducted, where they
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But this is, I think, I believe, his goal here.
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Because on the unitary theory of the executive, they're coming after President Trump of whether
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he's chief executive and he can make decisions on personnel or on money.
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You've seen this now today on the Institute for Peace.
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They're trying to come after him, Commander-in-Chief, the example you just brought.
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They're also trying to come after his chief magistrate and chief law enforcement officer.
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Because they're also, now it's quite evident, and correct me if I'm wrong, any major
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action he takes, they are ready to springboard with a lawsuit, with top lawyers funded by
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So folks got to understand, to delay is to deny.
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And they, in their mind, it's the most successful thing they have so far against President Trump,
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So there was also appellate oral arguments yesterday morning on the firing of a member
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This is the three-member board above the special counsel's office that handles all these federal
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employee complaints, whistleblower complaints, Hatch Act violations, et cetera.
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The president fired the chairwoman, Kathy Harris, from that board.
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Also, in that same oral argument preceding the firing of a member of the National Labor
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Relations Board, who was reinstated by Beryl Howell.
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So we should be getting a decision shortly about the reinstatement of those two fired board
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All of a sudden, all of these boards under the purview of the executive branch are independent.
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So this will actually be a landmark decision, what the D.C.
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But, Steve, a case that we have been talking about now for weeks, what happened last night,
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as I predicted, and you and I have talked about Judge Tanya Chutkin, of course, who presided
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over Jack Smith's J6 indictment against the president, Tanya Chutkin overturning EPA Administrator
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Lee Zeldin's freeze on the billions of dollars that were sheltered hidden at Citibank a few
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days before the election last year that were doled out to politically tied, politically connected
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And so not only did Lee Zeldin freeze those funds, he ordered Citibank to return those funds
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and not give any of the billions of dollars to these specially selected climate non-profits.
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Judge Chutkin last night entering another temporary restraining order, denying Lee Zeldin's demand
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to get those funds back, unfreezing the funds, ordering the EPA and Citibank to put out those
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disbursements to respond to any requests because these non-profits are going to be harmed if
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the funds are frozen and not given to them as they demand with, of course, no congressional
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We've talked about that happening, but here you've got up to $20 billion that are sheltered
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The terms of these grant agreements were changed twice, including a week before the inauguration
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to make it harder for the EPA to cancel those grants, which is exactly what Lee Zeldin did last
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And so they did everything that they can to make sure that this $20 billion, no one can
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touch it, Citibank has it, and these climate non-profits, including one tied to Stacey
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Abrams, can just put their hand out and Citibank will give them whatever they want.
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That's what Tanya Chutkin endorsed in her ruling last night.
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I want to bring in George Fishman from Center for Immigration Studies.
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I know you've been swamped and everything else.
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Mark Caputo, who's recently gone to Axios, has written, quite frankly, a breathtakingly brilliant
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Inside Trump's Supreme Plot on Immigration, where he goes through, and this is how it
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starts, President Trump has accelerated a multi-pronged, methodically planned strategy
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to push the Supreme Court to bless his power to deport vastly more people with vastly fewer
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So this was given by the White House to Caputo, who's one of the people that covers the MAGA
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movement and covers the Trump movement and the Trump White House, I think, as good as
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George Fishman, you've had a chance to go through this.
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Walk me through the case that President Trump's White House is making about the kind of multi-pronged
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attack and strategy they have to basically get around the problem we've had so far, which
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is these federal courts to try to chop block us at the first step.
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Well, I think it's a fantastic move by the administration.
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We need Supreme Court decisions on these cases, and I think in the article, the administration
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said we don't want to put all our eggs in one basket.
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We're going to pursue a multitude of strategies to deal with illegal immigration, and we need
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approval from the Supreme Court on as many of these strategies as we can get.
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I was in the general counsel's office at DHS during President Trump's first term, and pretty
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much everything we worked on got enjoined by a federal court.
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So, yeah, we need Supreme Court decisions on these cases.
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We've also done this for a number of different agencies now.
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You see how they're using these radical judges to enjoin everything we want to do.
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Why do they think they're going to game the system to get to the Supreme Court and have
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Well, I think their best odds are with the Supreme Court rather than the appellate courts.
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And so instead of just appealing to appellate courts and going through a multi-year process,
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if they can get the Supreme Court to take up a case directly from a district court's decision,
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you know, they'll be able to resolve this much sooner than they had in the past.
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And, you know, by going through the entire appellate process, if the Supreme Court plays ball,
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one thing they need to be careful about, Justice Roberts and Justice Kavanaugh have turned down
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In his first term, the termination of DACA, that was stopped by Justice Roberts.
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A few years ago, the state of Texas' attempt to force DHS Secretary Mayorkas under President Biden
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to enforce immigration laws, that was turned down, Texas was turned down by Justice Kavanaugh.
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So, you know, in terms of not all eggs in one basket, they have to remember that these are not
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And I want to know from the article, because this is obviously Miller's thinking,
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why does he think he's got odds of them even picking it up?
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I mean, we've seen, to date, a real hesitancy of the Supreme Court to get involved in this.
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I think the only time, they've gotten involved two times.
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One is to reaffirm this procedural aspect, which Mike Davis and Julie Kelly tell us ridiculous.
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The other is Roberts coming out yesterday, and I think putting out this proclamation
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that only empowers these radical judges when he talked about impeachment.
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So, from the article, which is clearly Stephen Miller's and others' thinking,
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why do they think they have a higher probability of even the Supreme Court wanting to get involved
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The Supreme Court, on a number of occasions, has been able to come up with decisions
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that don't really answer the base question, you know, on DACA.
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They didn't determine whether DACA was legal or illegal.
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I would presume that the administration's goal is to, in essence, put the Supreme Court in a box
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where the Supreme Court has to make a ruling on the merits of the case,
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George, before I let you go, we know that in the supplemental or in the reconciliation,
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And Todd Benzman comes on here and breaks this down for it because the logistics chain's been broken,
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and this is what they need to set up the logistics, the actual logistical mechanism
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to deport up to 10 million illegal alien invaders.
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We've seen now this firestorm, Julie, and she's going to come back with us right after you bounce.
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You've seen the firestorm off of even deporting the worst of the worst.
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The criminal gangs, the Venezuelan criminal gangs have been designated terrorists,
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What in here leads you to believe that this will give us a pathway,
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to actually deport up to 10, do mass deportations of up to 10 million people, sir?
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The Alien Enemies Act has essentially been used three times.
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The goal of the Trump administration is to use it in the context of these mafia states,
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governments such as Venezuela, where there's such a close connection between the government
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that when the organized crime group or the terrorist group acts,
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it's really the acts of the national government.
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And you need to do that for the Alien Enemies Act,
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because it only applies in instances where there's an act by a foreign government.
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So if they can get the Supreme Court to buy off on the theory that the Alien Enemies Act
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can be used against these mafia states, then, for instance, just theoretically,
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and actions of the Mexican drug cartels or actions of the Mexican government,
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that would theoretically give the president the ability to use the Alien Enemies Act
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against any Mexican national in the United States who is not a U.S. citizen.
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But, you know, we need to get to the Supreme Court to issue a ruin.
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You're considered an expert in this field and very close to the Trump administration.
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Everything I publish is on the website of the Center for Immigration Studies.
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And, you know, as is Todd Benzman and Andrew Arthur and other people,
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You're seeing the fight up close and personal on deporting as commander-in-chief
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in a national security crisis the worst of the worst that have been designated a terrorist group.
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As you read this closely and think that Miller and these guys have worked on this now for years,
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it's going to be a tough—we're going to have to punch hard on the deportation of 10 million people.
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Are we not, given what the left's going to do and create a firestorm about this,
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not just in the media, but also in the courts, when you see how radical these judges have been to date?
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Well, I mean, I think reading through this quickly,
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the strategy was really smart to start with these disgusting lowlifes.
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As the biggest example of something that's easy, use this rarely applied statute, the Alien Enemies Act,
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to deport all of these Venezuelan terrorists tied to the Maduro regime and the TDA gang.
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And it does, though, give the American people a glimpse of how the courts are going to handle this.
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And even with what should be considered a layup case, the lowest hanging fruit,
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to get these scumbags out of our country who are here illegally anyway.
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And I posted the little snippets of the five, the first five unidentified Venezuelans.
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Well, okay, I am assuming that we're going to learn a lot more about who these individuals are.
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But talking about them, having the ACLU defend them, Mark Elias defend them,
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this is a really illuminating glimpse into these judges and how they are going to handle this
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and defend these illegals being here and the American people having an opportunity to say,
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wait a second, how can a judge who's thrown J-6ers, American citizens, in federal prison for doing nothing,
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So, I mean, to start with this, basically, aside from a few others, the Hamas protesters, etc.,
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is a really interesting and, I think, convincing and smart strategy if this is accurate, how they're going to proceed.
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No, I think it's very accurate and I think it's very smart.
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You have the Democratic left and the progressive left arguing about, as you said, all these guys tatted up all over.
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Well, actually, he's an innocent victim of this group.
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This group is a terrorist group, a terrorist criminal group from one of the worst regimes in the world.
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And look at the fight we're going through on this.
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That's why I think the WA has been very smart to line everything up because then when you get to the mass deportations,
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I tell you, not just the media, but the left-wing legal apparatus is going to come.
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What they want to do is destroy the sovereignty of this republic and they will pull at any stop to do it.
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I know you're writing nonstop, trying to catch up with all this on your substack.
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Where do people go to get the latest update so we can keep our head above water on this?
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And also, I think I just want to say putting Democrats in the position of defending these terrorists as well.
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This will probably be, I assume, aside from what's happening in Doge, Doge and immigration,
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the two defining issues in the 2026 congressional midterm elections.
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And so putting Democrats in the position of the only two groups of people Democrats will defend
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are federal government workers and illegal aliens, some of whom are suspected terrorists.
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So these will be two good wedge issues next year.
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Of course, I'm on Substack Declassified with Julie Kelly.
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And there's new appellate briefs that were just filed.
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I'll be posting that later tonight on ex-Julie underscore Kelly, too.
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So, the main line of battle through the federal courts, it's going to intensify big league.
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Laura Loomer is going to join us right after a short commercial break.
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Okay, we've got a cold open for, now, this is about the daughter of this radical judge
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that is, everybody is now up on the ramparts to try to impeach at the House Judiciary Committee.
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Let's go ahead and play it for Laura Loomer.
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A loophole that lets prosecutors use different rules of evidence in court
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when they are prosecuting specific, usually black or brown people.
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Most places around the country have some kind of gang law at this point.
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And a lot of these gang laws are really loosey-goosey.
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They basically define a gang as like any two or more or three or more people
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who have any kind of unifying symbol who commit a kind of crime together.
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Now, when you think of how teenagers are and how often kids have unified,
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how often did we all draw that weird S in our notebooks?
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And I don't know, like shoplift candy, whatever.
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The point is, these laws can be very broadly applied because they are very, very vague.
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When we look at databases, for example, New York's gang database,
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it becomes apparent that these laws are almost exclusively applied to people of color.
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So, for example, in New York, 99% of people in the gang database are not white.
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This is really significant because what gang law is really intended to do
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is prosecute groups of people for doing crimes together, right?
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The law of conspiracy, for example, is intended to prosecute groups of people who do a crime together.
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But conspiracy actually requires prosecutors to do the work of proving that the people had a common scheme
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and that they actually took material steps towards completion of their scheme.
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They can just claim that people are all in the same gang,
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so whatever crime one of them does, the other ones must have wanted to do too
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This opens the door to prosecutors using evidence in court that they would never be allowed to use
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So, for example, if I'm accused of a crime and I am saying,
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Most of the time, prosecutors are not allowed to introduce evidence that my friend committed a whole bunch of crimes
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and kind of imply to the jury that if my friend did a whole bunch of crimes,
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But in gang cases, that's exactly what they're allowed to do,
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which is essentially a totally huge departure from the normal rules of evidence
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because it's much easier to bias juries when you can say,
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And then they are subjected to harsher penalties
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because gang crimes also confirm more alternatives.
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Okay, there's whole tons of issues in criminal justice reform
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about these RICO charges and nonviolent drug dealers, etc.
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but that woman employs the daughter of the judge
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that's basically making decisions about when President Trump,
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has designated certain gangs to be terrorist organizations,
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is a woman by the name of Emily Galvin Almanza.
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And she's actually the founder of Partners for Justice.
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And they are the employer of Catherine Boesberg,
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the federal judge who just struck down the deportation
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of all of these dangerous Train de Agua gang members.
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And you can see in the video that her employer,
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And they think that gang laws are discriminatory.
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And this entire organization focuses on helping people
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the Train de Agua gang members are not white people.
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These are minority criminal illegal aliens,
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who are committing heinous crimes in our country.
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and he's getting involved in the details of this case,
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That his daughter actually works for the woman
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Because I investigate all of the family connections,
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during the trial of President Trump in New York City.
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All of these judges have massive financial conflicts
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of interest or massive family conflicts of interest.
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and the focus today during the White House press briefing
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And I don't understand why the mainstream media
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So they don't want to report on stories that I break
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But regardless of whether they like me or not, Steve,
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that this is enough to get the judge to recuse himself.
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So we're pontificating and we're wasting all this time
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listening to all these ridiculous pundits on TV
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that a federal judge is blocking the deportation orders.
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Oh, my God, how can the judge try to create policy
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Well, then why don't you actually use information
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that has been uncovered by an independent journalist
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I just don't understand this dance that people engage in.
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to immediately get this judge to recuse himself.
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Well, listen, somebody's paying attention to you,
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Are they giving you a notice they're going to file?
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radical leftist funds that are funded by George Soros
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And I put out an exclusive report on X last week,
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And then yesterday, my lawyer and I received a letter
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from the lawyers representing the Hopewell Fund
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Alex is talking about the rising levels of violence
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so they couldn't get into the atrium this time.