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Supreme Court ruling prompts libs to suddenly agree with Trump that Haiti is a ‘sh*thole’ country

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It looks like President Donald Trump has once again tricked Democrats into agreeing with him, whether they know it or not. In 2018, the president was dogged […]

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Trump says he will nominate Lance Schroyer as next ICE director

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Trump says he will nominate Lance Schroyer as next ICE director

Schroyer, whom Trump calls ‘a patriot’, led deportation campaign in Oklahoma under ICE-partnered programDonald Trump said on ⁠Saturday ⁠that he ‌will ‌nominate ‌Lance Schroyer as ‌the next director of US Immigration ⁠and Customs Enforcement (ICE), succeeding David Venturella, who had been performing the duties of the director.Trump said in a Truth Social post that Schroyer “has over 29 YEARS of Law Enforcement experience in Oklahoma — A State where I WON all 77 Counties in 2016, 2020, and 2024! Lance is a former Oklahoma State Trooper, and United States Marine”. Continue reading...

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Trump picks Marine and ex- Oklahoma state trooper to lead ICE

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Trump picks Marine and ex- Oklahoma state trooper to lead ICE

President Donald Trump has nominated Lance Schroyer to become the next Director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

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Supreme Court Strips Protections for Haitian & Syrian Immigrants in "Racially Inflected" Decision

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Supreme Court Strips Protections for Haitian & Syrian Immigrants in "Racially Inflected" Decision

Thousands of Haitians and Syrians living in the United States are newly at risk of deportation after the Supreme Court ruled to allow the Trump administration to strip them of “temporary protected status,” or TPS. The program, designed for foreign citizens of countries the U.S. government believes are too unstable or dangerous to be returned to, often due to natural disasters or war, has been a major target of attack by the Trump administration and its anti-immigrant agenda. “We are looking at the catastrophic deficit in the workforce in the United States if we allow this deportation machine and cruelty to take effect,” our guest, Haitian Bridge Alliance’s Guerline Jozef, says. “This is just part of the Trump administration’s efforts to feed the detention and deportation machine and essentially halt immigration,” adds Lupe Aguirre of the International Refugee Assistance Project. “It’s about maintaining their campaign promises to root out people that they see as undesirable.”

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MAGA attorney floats 'no mercy' response if Supreme Court goes against Trump: 'Adios'

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MAGA attorney floats 'no mercy' response if Supreme Court goes against Trump: 'Adios'

Conservative legal activist Mike Davis floated an aggressive immigration crackdown this week if the Supreme Court rules against the Trump administration on birthright citizenship, including a call to prioritize the detention and deportation of women of childbearing age.Davis, a prominent ally of President Donald Trump who heads the Article III Project, framed his posts around the expectation that the high court will rule against the administration's position. He accused the justices in advance of preparing to "lawlessly" extend birthright citizenship to the children of undocumented immigrants.In one post, Davis wrote that if the court "lawlessly pretends we fought a Civil War and passed subsequent laws to give birthright citizenship to illegal aliens, we must ramp up third-country detainments and mass-deportations.""With no mercy," he added.He then went further, singling out a specific group as a target."We must start with birthing-aged women," Davis wrote, closing the post with a single word: "Adios."In a related post, Davis reiterated the framing, declaring that the Supreme Court was "going to lawlessly give away birthright citizenship to illegally aliens" and that the response should "make the top priority birthing-aged women."That post was attached to a message from Homeland Security official Markwayne Mullin, who had touted the administration's deportation efforts as targeting "illegal alien criminals" including "rapists, murders, pedophiles, and gang members."Davis is no fringe figure in the movement. He has been floated for senior legal roles in Trump's orbit and has positioned himself as an enforcer for the administration's most combative legal positions.His suggestion that deportation efforts should begin with women based on their reproductive capacity drew immediate attention on X.The Supreme Court has not yet issued its ruling in the birthright citizenship case.

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Trump nominates Oklahoma law enforcement veteran Lance Schroyer to lead ICE as permanent director

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Trump nominates Oklahoma law enforcement veteran Lance Schroyer to lead ICE as permanent director

President Donald Trump nominates Lance Schroyer, a former Oklahoma State Trooper and U.S. Marine with 29 years of law enforcement experience, as the next ICE director.

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Supreme Court feud just put Trump's plan in jeopardy: legal analyst

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Supreme Court feud just put Trump's plan in jeopardy: legal analyst

A spat between two Supreme Court justices is putting Trump’s plans in jeopardy, a legal expert noted.Justice Samuel Alito looks poised to stay on as a counterweight to Justice Sonia Sotomayor after their "wacko interaction" spilled out into public view, Michael Popok said during a recent episode of the Unprecedented podcast.Sotomayor read her "powerful dissent" to Alito's majority opinion on an asylum case, Popok noted."So Alito was done reading his summary of his decision, and next up was Sotomayor, and she read big portions of her dissent, and really, I mean, accused the court of being heartless, of comparing it to that famous ship that was turned away by numerous countries filled with Holocaust survivors," Popok explained.Popok and his guest host, legal analyst Dina Doll, also brought up that Trump is hoping Alito and Justice Clarence Thomas will step down, opening the way for him to add a new conservative justice or two before the midterms."Honestly, I thought after that interaction, maybe Alito will not step down this summer because I think he sees himself as this necessary person, probably, to combat Sotomayor right now," Doll said. "It's just the ego in him."Doll continued, "Somebody like that thinks that they need to be in charge, that nobody else can carry the mantle."Trump Sweats as Alito Refuses to Leave Supreme Court Early?! | Unprecedented Podcast by Legal AFRead on Substack

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Judge rules Dan Sullivan can appear on Alaska primary ballot against Sen. Dan Sullivan

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Judge rules Dan Sullivan can appear on Alaska primary ballot against Sen. Dan Sullivan

An Alaskan judge on Friday ruled that a man named Dan Sullivan has the right to be on the ballot as a Republican Senate candidate, marking a blow to election officials’ attempt to block him from running for office because he bears the same name as the leading GOP candidate in the race. The Alaska […]

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JD Vance's 'admission' will make it easier to arrest Trump officials: ex-insider

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JD Vance's 'admission' will make it easier to arrest Trump officials: ex-insider

A former senior Department of Homeland Security official said Saturday that Vice President JD Vance's recent comments dismissing Watergate amount to a "tacit admission" that the Trump administration's conduct is more serious than the scandal that ended Richard Nixon's presidency — and could ultimately make it easier to hold administration officials accountable.Miles Taylor, the former DHS chief of staff who now runs the group Defiance.org, made the remarks during an appearance on MS NOW's "Alex Witt Reports," responding to Vance's claim that Watergate would be little more than a brief news story if it happened today.Taylor offered a grim partial agreement, saying that compared to what President Donald Trump is doing now, Watergate might warrant only a multi-day story. The reason, he argued, is that Trump has done things he described as substantially more unconstitutional than Watergate — and Vance's comment, in Taylor's view, was an acknowledgment of exactly that.But Taylor drew a sharp distinction between the two presidencies. Nixon, he noted, tried to cover up his abuses. Trump and his team, by contrast, have carried out actions that federal judges have ruled facially unconstitutional out in the open, without any attempt to hide them.That brazenness, Taylor argued, cuts both ways.He pointed to prosecutors who previously worked in the Justice Department who believe the administration's open defiance of the law will ultimately work against it. By wearing what Taylor called the lawlessness on their sleeves, officials may be handing a future Democratic Congress and a future administration the evidence needed to pursue accountability.Taylor framed the dynamic as a double-edged sword for the administration — the same out-in-the-open conduct that alarms defenders of the rule of law could, down the line, become the basis for holding those responsible to account.

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