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Judges Break The Law To Stop Trump From Enforcing It

Leave a Comment / The Judiciary / Daniel Horowitz

Rogue courts are ignoring statutory text, inventing authority Congress denied them, and blocking the president from using the expedited removal powers Congress approved. Nearly 30 years ago, Congress recognized that the country could not litigate its way out of an immigration crisis. As part of the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act, bipartisan majorities […]

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Juries Can Stop Trump, Too

Leave a Comment / The Judiciary / Elie Honig

When I was a brand new prosecutor at the Southern District of New York, the office’s elite mob prosecutors tried John Gotti Jr. three times within a year. All three times, the jury hung. Throughout the doomed prosecutorial trilogy, I’d go over to the courtroom and watch bits of the trial, enthralled at the cinematic

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Tipping the Scales: Why So Many Cases Against Trump Are Heard by Democrat-Appointed Judges

Leave a Comment / Political Corruption, The Judiciary / Benjamin Weingarten

As the Trump administration faces substantial pushback in the courts, including an unprecedented wave of nationwide injunctions halting its policies, some are claiming that his opponents are tilting the scales of justice by selectively bringing their lawsuits before sympathetic courts in a practice called “forum shopping.” They note that three-quarters of the lower court justices

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SCOTUS Must Rein In Rogue Judges Threatening To Enable Violent Rioters

Leave a Comment / The Judiciary / Ben Weingarten

Over and over again, the court seems fit to allow injustice to persist when it comes to halting the policies of President Trump. In the dead of night, an unelected federal judge made himself president and subordinated the duly elected commander-in-chief to a governor. That is the effect of Senior Judge Charles Breyer’s ruling that

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Removal of Aliens Who Have Entered the United States

Leave a Comment / Criminal Justice, The Judiciary, U.S. Supreme Court / Dan Newman

I struggle just as many other Americans do to try and reconcile the U.S. Constitution, the Rule of Law, and federal immigration laws with the consistent cries of Democrats who blast Donald Trump and all other Americans who are incensed at the lack of enforcement to protect our nation from foreign invaders. They daily scream

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“A Day of Infamy”

1 Comment / The Judiciary, The U.S. Department of Justice / Dan Newman

President Franklin Roosevelt called a day in December of 1941 “A Day of Infamy.” Why? The Japanese attacked the U.S. by destroying much of the United States Navy fleet at Pearl Harbor. May 30, 2024, another “Day of Infamy” was added to the U.S. calendar. This day was not part of a war against a

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U.S. Insurrection: It’s Happening Now

1 Comment / The Judiciary, The U.S. Department of Justice / Dan Newman

We all thought the U.S. was kept safe by our military, our intelligence agencies, our federal and state law enforcement agents and officers, and by the best judicial system on Earth. Since America’s establishment using the U.S. Constitution as the template for all legal actions, our political leaders have consistently worked with federal and state

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The Barr Explosion

Leave a Comment / Podcasts, The Judiciary / Dan Newman

The guy (whose picture is to the left) is under a most vicious attack by Senate Democrats. Attorney General Barr testified for several hours before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday. He faced a barrage of professional and personal insults and verbal assaults from Democrat Committee members. The attacks and insults were no surprise at

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Senate Extreme “Xism”

Leave a Comment / Podcasts, The Judiciary / Dan Newman

Let me first be honest: there is NO one-word term used to demean specific religions that equally compare to the word “racism” as demeaning the ethnicity of others. Why don’t we develop our own word that we can begin using in conversations like this one today? And when we do, we’ll understand the substance better.

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Louisiana Congressman Mike Johnson

Leave a Comment / The Judiciary / Dan Newman

We normally take a Saturday break each week. This week we are taking a Friday break instead. Today we are meeting with Louisiana 4th District Congressman Mike Johnson. We’ll bring you that interview in it’s entirety tomorrow — Saturday, July 7th. Congressman Johnson is in his first term, serves on the House Judiciary Committee and

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