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Alien Enemies Act - Trump Defies 9 - 0 Suprme Court Ruling

Discussion in 'Too Hot for Swamp Gas' started by G8trGr8t, Mar 13, 2025.

  1. gator_jo

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    You mean to say : they don't respect the law, and behave like criminals.

    The only surprise would be the contrary. They're led by a career criminal who is also a convicted felon.

    Also though;

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    Weird, huh.
     
  2. dynogator

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    I don't know if this has been mentioned, but Senator Van Hollen (D) Maryland, has just landed in El Salvador, to meet with El Salvadoran officials and the American embassy people, and try and affect Mr. Garcia's release. I don't know if he will be successful, but at least he's trying, unlike the pusillanimous Trump, who gets pushed around by El Salvador's president.
     
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  3. G8trGr8t

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    if the admin is looking for a fight Boasberg seems willing to give them one

    'Willful disregard': Judge finds 'probable cause' to hold Trump admin in criminal contempt - Alternet.org

    The judge wrote: “The Court does not reach such conclusion lightly or hastily; indeed, it has given Defendants ample opportunity to rectify or explain their actions. None of their responses has been satisfactory.”

    Pointing to the “broader showdown between the Trump administration and the federal judiciary,” the Post reported that Boasberg “[said] the Trump administration’s actions on March 15, as the removal flights proceeded despite his order to the contrary, ‘demonstrate a willful disregard … sufficient for the Court to conclude that probable cause exists to find the Government in criminal contempt.'”

    The Constitution,” Boasberg also wrote, citing previous rulings, “does not tolerate willful disobedience of judicial orders — especially by officials of a coordinate branch who have sworn an oath to uphold it. To permit such officials to freely ‘annul the judgments of the courts of the United States’ would not just ‘destroy the rights acquired under those judgments’; it would make ‘a solemn mockery’ of ‘the constitution itself.’
     
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  4. sierragator

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    This is what the gop wants.
     
  5. G8trGr8t

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    sad how easily Rubio cucks himself..wonder if they make him wear a chicken suit when he watches

    ‘Utter Nonsense’: Fox’s Andy McCarthy Nukes Marco Rubio Over ‘Ridiculous’ Argument in Defense of Wrongful Deportation

    “As absurd as was Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele’s commentary about the Abrego Garcia case in the Oval Office on Monday, he was matched whopper-for-whopper by Trump administration officials. Consider the secretary of state,” began McCarthy under the headline “Marco Rubio’s Disingenuous Explanation of the Abrego Garcia Case.” “Marco Rubio is too smart not to know that what he was saying was utter nonsense. The secretary haughtily pronounced that he didn’t see what all the fuss was because Abrego Garcia is a Salvadoran national who was illegally in the United States, and who was simply deported to his own country, which is what’s supposed to happen,” he continued before diving deeper into the weeds:

    After airbrushing the inconvenient withholding of removal order out of the picture, Rubio went on a ridiculous rant about how the foreign policy of the United States is run by the president, not by a judge. As the former senator is surely aware, the withholding of removal remedy was enacted by Congress. (See Title 8, U.S. Code, §1231(b)(3), “Restriction on removal to a country where alien’s life or freedom would be threatened.”) In this instance, withholding of removal was ordered by an immigration judge, not by Judge Xinis, the Supreme Court, or some other Article III tribunal. That is, it was ordered by an executive branch officer in the first Trump administration. What is stymying the president here is statutory law and the actions and inactions of his own administrations, not a federal judge.

    Nor is this anything close to a judicial usurpation of the president’s power to conduct U.S. foreign policy. To repeat (see here and here), the courts have not interfered at all with the power of the president to make a bilateral agreement with a foreign head of state in which the foreign country agreed to cooperate with the federal government regarding the custody of prisoners. Whether to make or not make such an agreement is entirely up to the president. On the other hand, if a litigant in the United States has a legitimate claim that is cognizable in federal court, the executive branch may not obstruct the litigant. Pursuant to his oath of office, the president must conduct foreign policy, just as he must carry out all executive duties, consistent with the laws of the United States.

    “A federal court’s vindication of a person’s legal rights is not a matter of the judge trying to wrest control of foreign policy. It’s the law,” concluded McCarthy. “I’m pretty sure Marco Rubio knows that.
     
  6. OklahomaGator

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    Waiting for the story from The Onion on the Trump administration sending Seal Team 6 in El Salvador to retrieve the MS-13 member.
     
  7. G8trGr8t

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    actually they want to use overwhelming intimidation to try and avoid a fight
     
  8. G8trGr8t

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    what about the person the judge ordered returned?
     
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  9. OklahomaGator

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    That's him.
     
  10. sierragator

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    They don't want a fight necessarily, just unchecked power; like a king.
     
  11. G8trGr8t

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    link to him being confirmed a MS1 3member? i've seen several that state otherwise but you must have a judgement from a court I missed. thanks in advance
     
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  12. mdgator05

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    Let me correct that for you. Replace "MS-13 member" with "Chicago Bulls hat owner."
     
  13. gator_jo

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    Does anyone else remember when conservatives stood for individuals' freedoms? Like wearing a hat?
     
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  14. mdgator05

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  15. sierragator

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    Matter of time before they scoop up an actual US citizen and ship them off.
     
  16. OklahomaGator

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    Maybe I should have said "Chicago Bulls hat owner with a domestic violence protective order filed against him in 2021".
     
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  17. demosthenes

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    So you’ve gone full MAGA.

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  18. mdgator05

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    Lol, you were going to try to claim that Chicago Bulls hats were gang signs and thought better of it, huh?

    Wow, just outright lying now. "Counts" is a term used to state that somebody has been formally accused of a crime in a court case or as an accusation for a civil crime. This never occurred as he has never been charged with nor, obviously, convicted of a crime.
     
  19. OklahomaGator

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    Not true but you are free to your opinion.
     
  20. fwbgator

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    So let me see if I understand the blatant lack of intelligence here, your saying since he had a Chicago Bulls hat he is a gang member. So anyone with a Chicago Bulls hat is a gang member. And the on top of that you proceed to say he is a MS-13 member, which has been overly rehashed that there is absolutely no proof to this. And now you are are saying, he is a spousal abuser...

    Wow, just wow. I didn't realize such a lack of intelligence was possible, but some people continue to prove that wrong..