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Trump blasts Supreme Court while arguing trials for migrants ‘not possible’
- Donald Trump criticized the U.S. Supreme Court for pausing his administration's deportation efforts, stating it is impossible to provide trials to every migrant being deported, claiming a timeframe of 200 years would be needed for all the cases involved.
- The Supreme Court ruled 7-2, confirming basic due process rights must be respected, even when Trump seeks to deport migrants without hearings, specifically those accused of being gang members under the Alien Enemies Act.
- Senator Chris Van Hollen cautioned that denying constitutional rights to one individual could threaten due process for all in America, after the case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia who was deported despite a court order.
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Trump Is A Menacing Clown!
George and Sarah unpack a week of jaw-dropping legal drama: from Trump’s middle-of-the-night deportation schemes to the Supreme Court’s surprising resistance, and Harvard’s bold legal pushback against the administration. They break down due process violations, SCOTUS maneuvering, and the growing culture of contempt in Trump’s orbit.Leave a commentWatch, listen and leave a comment. Ad-free editions are available exclusively for Bulwark+ members. …
Supreme Court at severe disadvantage in dealing with Trump's 'shocking' behavior: expert
Atlantic writer Thomas Schmidt predicts an imminent stand-off between the courts and President Donald Trump, but only Trump has literal guns. Judges say the president is willing to act in ways that “should be shocking not only to judges, but to the intuitive sense of liberty that Americans ... hold dear,” by disregarding court orders. Schmidt says the administration is clearly content to continue “along a path of stubborn resistance rather than …
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