Seymour Flops
Diamond Member
Now, we have another judge who just "needs time to think," about whether it is legal to deport foreign gang members under the Alien Enemies Act.
www.washingtontimes.com
A federal judge issued a new blockade Friday preventing President Trump from deporting Venezuelan gang suspects who are being held in southern Texas.
Judge Fernando Rodriguez Jr. said he needs time to evaluate the administration’s claims about its powers under the Alien Enemies Act. He issued a temporary restraining order blocking the deportations.
The Supreme Court earlier this week ruled that Mr. Trump must give deportation targets under the AEA a chance to mount a challenge to the removal in federal courts.
Dems made some progress this week, with the USSC giving some legs - possibly temporary - to these Fed Judges we never heard of directing national policy. My question is progress toward what?
What is the ultimate end game? Is it that there be no more deportations? Is it that deportations are possible, but must follow a very strict and time-consuming process and only apply to people who have been convicted of crimes after illegally entering? Is it that there be a process, but that it be very quick and effecient?
If you are able to bring about any of those scenarios, resulting in far more illegal aliens in the country than would have been here if deportations still looked like they did under Obama and Biden, how will that affect your presidential ambitions in 2028?

Federal judge blocks new deportations under Alien Enemies Act
A federal judge issued a new blockade Friday preventing President Trump from deporting Venezuelan gang suspects who are being held in southern Texas.

A federal judge issued a new blockade Friday preventing President Trump from deporting Venezuelan gang suspects who are being held in southern Texas.
Judge Fernando Rodriguez Jr. said he needs time to evaluate the administration’s claims about its powers under the Alien Enemies Act. He issued a temporary restraining order blocking the deportations.
The Supreme Court earlier this week ruled that Mr. Trump must give deportation targets under the AEA a chance to mount a challenge to the removal in federal courts.
Dems made some progress this week, with the USSC giving some legs - possibly temporary - to these Fed Judges we never heard of directing national policy. My question is progress toward what?
What is the ultimate end game? Is it that there be no more deportations? Is it that deportations are possible, but must follow a very strict and time-consuming process and only apply to people who have been convicted of crimes after illegally entering? Is it that there be a process, but that it be very quick and effecient?
If you are able to bring about any of those scenarios, resulting in far more illegal aliens in the country than would have been here if deportations still looked like they did under Obama and Biden, how will that affect your presidential ambitions in 2028?