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Boasberg hearing is today (on AEA/El Salvador flights etc). Will see if the law/constitution happens to matter in his courtroom this week, or if it's all about his ego as usual.

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What hearing is Boasberg having today?

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Who are we at war with? The lawn care guys?

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Matching uniforms is not prerequisite to an invasion by an army.

Khaki pants and a wife beater is the uniform.

Honestly I think this was a good way to retaliate against everyone associated with Laken's killer. While I'd prefer a couple 2k JDAMs dropped into the head druglord's hacienda, getting their manpower out of the States is better for our country.

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Boasberg hearing is today (on AEA/El Salvador flights etc). Will see if the law/constitution happens to matter in his courtroom this week, or if it's all about his ego as usual.

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What hearing is Boasberg having today?

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Sorry, appeals court hearing. An adult courtroom, my apologies on the confusion (I just see red when I read Boasberg's name at this point). Still, tough to predict.

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Judges Karen Henderson, Patricia Millett and Justin Walker will preside over the Monday oral arguments. Two of the three judges were nominated by Republican presidents, with Henderson appointed by President George H.W. Bush in 1990 and Walker by Trump in 2020.

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why is there always a Hitler reference? So weird

U.S. Appeals Court for the DC Circuit Judge Patricia Millett: "There were planeloads of people. There were no procedures in place to notify people. Nazis got better treatment under the Alien Enemies Act than has happened here..." pic.twitter.com/Wqoj35GVmt

— CSPAN (@cspan) March 24, 2025

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Who are we at war with? The lawn care guys?

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Have you not been keeping up with the murderers, gang members, etc that have come into the country under your president's regime?

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why is there always a Hitler reference? So weird

U.S. Appeals Court for the DC Circuit Judge Patricia Millett: "There were planeloads of people. There were no procedures in place to notify people. Nazis got better treatment under the Alien Enemies Act than has happened here..." pic.twitter.com/Wqoj35GVmt

— CSPAN (@cspan) March 24, 2025

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What else would one expect from an Obama judge?

There are only 1798 enemies of aliens?

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Nazis got better treatment under the Alien Enemies Act than has happened here..."

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Then these democrat voters need to get better lawyers without USAID funding!

Mark Levin said DOJ should have asked the judge how many class action lawsuits the nazis got to file.

That's pretty good

He has been all over the lawfare since the judges are trampling the separation of powers and many of them don't even have jurisdiction on the cases they're entertaining. Plus, he wrote Men in Black about judicial tyranny.

DoJ to Boasberg: pound sand.

🚨🚨🚨BREAKING: Trump Administration tells Judge in Alien Enemies Act case it will provide him no more information re the flights etc. and is exercising the State's Secret doctrine. 1/ pic.twitter.com/7nTB4ew2IY

— Margot Cleveland (@ProfMJCleveland) March 24, 2025

Margot predicts he takes the off-ramp, ultimately:

3/ Administration knew judge wanted him to turn plane around/not deplane but return them to U.S., Judge cannot hold in contempt b/c Trump Administration maintains "remove" must be given meaning of statute & under that interpretation they were removed before written order.

— Margot Cleveland (@ProfMJCleveland) March 25, 2025

And a prognostication about the case becoming moot.

If you weren't able to listen:
Some additional facts I learned today:

1. Venezuela was accepting repatriation flights of TdA members for several weeks, but halted such flights on March 8. They did so in response to an order imposing sanctions imposed on Chevron's license to… https://t.co/YafdV1tJTS

— Shipwreckedcrew (@shipwreckedcrew) March 25, 2025

Whelp, stay denied.

2/ https://t.co/AdDeIIy2Tk

— Margot Cleveland (@ProfMJCleveland) March 26, 2025

On to SCOTUS.

LOL Major fail. The judge was comparing America's treatment of these illegals to people who were accused of being Nazis, in America, during WWII, that were deported via the AEA.

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why is there always a Hitler reference? So weird

U.S. Appeals Court for the DC Circuit Judge Patricia Millett: "There were planeloads of people. There were no procedures in place to notify people. Nazis got better treatment under the Alien Enemies Act than has happened here..." pic.twitter.com/Wqoj35GVmt

— CSPAN (@cspan) March 24, 2025

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Correct. Also, compared to the volume taught and pushed about Hitler, the tyranny stories of Marxism get relatively little play. So its almost the only reference one with a standard education can invoke even if they are not meaning to be hyperbolic.

LOL The judges comment has nothing to do with Hitler's actions.

It would be best if you listen to the recording so you may make a more informed opinion, and comment.

Has the original March 15 TRO been extended?

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LOL The judges comment has nothing to do with Hitler's actions.

It would be best if you listen to the recording so you may make a more informed opinion, and comment.

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What the observation was addressing was BMX Bandit's query "Why is there always a Hitler reference" tendency. I offered the likely one that is true for both press and politicians.

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LOL The judges comment has nothing to do with Hitler's actions.

It would be best if you listen to the recording so you may make a more informed opinion, and comment.

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What the observation was addressing was BMX Bandit's query "Why is there always a Hitler reference" tendency. I offered the likely one that is true for both press and politicians.

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Once again, Hitler was not referenced in the judge's comment. It was about the deportation of Nazi's, in America, during WWII.

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LOL The judges comment has nothing to do with Hitler's actions.

It would be best if you listen to the recording so you may make a more informed opinion, and comment.

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What the observation was addressing was BMX Bandit's query "Why is there always a Hitler reference" tendency. I offered the likely one that is true for both press and politicians.

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Once again, Hitler was not referenced in the judge's comment. It was about the deportation of Nazi's, in America, during WWII.

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It was still invoking the Reich. The point remains. Its an issue have noted before-- that no other examples are in the public consciousness because omitted -- not taught. Once again too, BMX's question was general -- he was choosing to take it as a Hitler Reich reference and it certainly works as that.

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LOL The judges comment has nothing to do with Hitler's actions.

It would be best if you listen to the recording so you may make a more informed opinion, and comment.

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What the observation was addressing was BMX Bandit's query "Why is there always a Hitler reference" tendency. I offered the likely one that is true for both press and politicians.

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Once again, Hitler was not referenced in the judge's comment. It was about the deportation of Nazi's, in America, during WWII.

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It was still invoking the Reich. The point remains. Its an issue have noted before-- that no other examples are in the public consciousness because omitted -- not taught. Once again too, BMX's question was general -- he was choosing to take it as a Hitler Reich reference and it certainly works as that.

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No. She was talking about people, in America -- not the institution in Germany.

It was a completely relevant reference to one of the three previous times the AEA has been used.

He choose poorly. It was an ignorant assumption on his part.

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Has the original March 15 TRO been extended?

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Found answer to my question.

It has not been extended.

Minute order today:

1) Plaintiffs shall file a Motion to Extend the TRO by 5:00 p.m. on March 27, 2025, and Defendants shall file any Opposition by 12:00 p.m. on March 28, 2025;

2) Plaintiffs shall file their PI Motion by March 28, 2025; Defendants' Opposition shall be due by April 1, 2025; and Plaintiffs' Reply shall be due by April 4, 2025; and

3) The parties shall appear for a hearing on the Motion on April 8, 2025, at 3:00 p.m.

Good! President Trump is using the 1798 Alien Enemies Act to get rid of gangs, cartels, and terrorist groups operating in the US.

Heavens, that is just soooo stupid.

I have been pulling my hair out over these very amateur stupid filings against Trump for 8 years now.

It's not good. The law has a terrible past of misuse of power, it is archaic in its design, and it harms for more people than it ever was intended to help. Japanese internment is the most recent example. Are you happy people are being treated without care?

I find it interesting that the Italians and Germans never seem to be included in this argument. I wonder why that is.

If you decided to use that curiosity to seek an answer, you would learn that the scale in which the Japanese were treated and how the Europeans were treated was very different. It also didn't apply to all Japanese as Hawaiian Japanese were not. If the government has to allocate 1b in reparations and an official apology, it's a good guess it was pretty bad. Which it was, and no human being should be treated as subhuman like much of the rhetoric around undocumented migrants has become.

Edit: I didn't have an exact number on hand so I went back to one of my graduate papers on that very subject

About 15,000 citizens of European descent were interned, and around 120,000 citizens of Japanese descent were interned.

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... no human being should be treated as subhuman like much of the rhetoric around undocumented migrants has become.

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Speaking of "rhetoric". The newspeak of "undocumented migrants" is idiotic and indicative of low intellect by its use.

They are here illegally. And, they're alien to the country. Therefore, "illegal aliens" is the most apt descriptor and is the truth.

And if they're worried about any possible treatment, then maybe....oh, I don't know...don't come here illegally. Issue avoided.

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If you decided to use that curiosity to seek an answer, you would learn that the scale in which the Japanese were treated and how the Europeans were treated was very different. It also didn't apply to all Japanese as Hawaiian Japanese were not. If the government has to allocate 1b in reparations and an official apology, it's a good guess it was pretty bad. Which it was, and no human being should be treated as subhuman like much of the rhetoric around undocumented migrants has become.

Edit: I didn't have an exact number on hand so I went back to one of my graduate papers on that very subject

About 15,000 citizens of European descent were interned, and around 120,000 citizens of Japanese descent were interned.

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Do you equate the plight and circumstances of the Germans and Japanese to be the same as illegal aliens who were induced to come to the US, who were paid by other nation to come to the US , where host nations coordinated the worst in their society to. come into America?

One of the top 3 MS13 gang leaders arrested in VA.

🚨 BREAKING: One of the top MS-13 leaders was just arrested in Virginia.

"A big arrest from the administration." pic.twitter.com/fA9AiO0Edz

— Conservative War Machine (@WarMachineRR) March 27, 2025

Moar please. Maybe Kash/Bongino really do have the FBI finally focused on…enemies and threats within now, instead of Latin masses/Trump's wife's underwear drawer etc.

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If you decided to use that curiosity to seek an answer, you would learn that the scale in which the Japanese were treated and how the Europeans were treated was very different. It also didn't apply to all Japanese as Hawaiian Japanese were not. If the government has to allocate 1b in reparations and an official apology, it's a good guess it was pretty bad. Which it was, and no human being should be treated as subhuman like much of the rhetoric around undocumented migrants has become.

Edit: I didn't have an exact number on hand so I went back to one of my graduate papers on that very subject

About 15,000 citizens of European descent were interned, and around 120,000 citizens of Japanese descent were interned.

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And yet you diminish the plight of the Italians and Germans interned because more Japanese were interned. Would you argue that only Jews were victims of the Holocaust?

We wouldn't have the 'rhetoric' around illegal aliens if so many criminals/gang members hadn't been flown in by the Democrats over the past 4 years.

MS13 is on notice. https://t.co/iPk6ibpI3J

— Alina Habba (@AlinaHabba) March 27, 2025

Fixing the problem required acknowledging we…have a problem, something some people like Laken Riley (and TDS stage-5 sufferers in media) are no longer able to do, themselves.

And the calls for people to be fired are…quite incredible, given the folks doing the calling.

The last Secretary of Defense survived almost not surviving secret surgery for secret prostate cancer after publicly dropping children from airplanes.

— Chad West (@Chad_WestReal) March 27, 2025

And that one begat us 100K afghan refugees. But national security is so important to the left.

Sorry to interrupt the derails....

But in news on the thread topic, Trump has petitioned SCOTUS to Vacate Bozoberg's order and grant an administrative stay!

JUST IN: Trump goes to SCOTUS on the Alien Enemies Act. https://t.co/PmhGm20vN2

— Kyle Cheney (@kyledcheney) March 28, 2025