Amanda

I'm paraphrasing. Judge Wilkinson is the one who did. Yeah. He is not one who would be at the top of your list of what the right would call activist judges. He has been, you know, staunchly. Well, activists for them. Activists for them. Right, right, right. That's what I mean.

Like where it's like, oh, these guys are, I mean, he was full on in support of the Bush administration theory of what they could do when Guantanamo Bay was happening. So that's really remarkable that he came out and did that. So that was the first thing.

Like where it's like, oh, these guys are, I mean, he was full on in support of the Bush administration theory of what they could do when Guantanamo Bay was happening. So that's really remarkable that he came out and did that. So that was the first thing.

Like where it's like, oh, these guys are, I mean, he was full on in support of the Bush administration theory of what they could do when Guantanamo Bay was happening. So that's really remarkable that he came out and did that. So that was the first thing.

They were basically yucking it up. Like, they were sort of laughing at all of us and at Abrego Garcia. And at the Constitution. And at the Constitution. It was gross.

They were basically yucking it up. Like, they were sort of laughing at all of us and at Abrego Garcia. And at the Constitution. And at the Constitution. It was gross.

They were basically yucking it up. Like, they were sort of laughing at all of us and at Abrego Garcia. And at the Constitution. And at the Constitution. It was gross.

And the very reason he was given protective status in America is because he was under direct threat from a gang there that was threatening to kill him. So he is now back in a prison with presumably also the gang members from whom our judicial system was saying he had

And the very reason he was given protective status in America is because he was under direct threat from a gang there that was threatening to kill him. So he is now back in a prison with presumably also the gang members from whom our judicial system was saying he had

And the very reason he was given protective status in America is because he was under direct threat from a gang there that was threatening to kill him. So he is now back in a prison with presumably also the gang members from whom our judicial system was saying he had

I mean, I have like... It might be the lawyer in me, but I have like the equivalent of like tearing up goosebumps when like a court does what a court is intended to do. It just feels like... It's so beautiful. It's a salve in these moments to hear. Okay, what did they do? I know. It's like it's working.

I mean, I have like... It might be the lawyer in me, but I have like the equivalent of like tearing up goosebumps when like a court does what a court is intended to do. It just feels like... It's so beautiful. It's a salve in these moments to hear. Okay, what did they do? I know. It's like it's working.

I mean, I have like... It might be the lawyer in me, but I have like the equivalent of like tearing up goosebumps when like a court does what a court is intended to do. It just feels like... It's so beautiful. It's a salve in these moments to hear. Okay, what did they do? I know. It's like it's working.

In other words, let them be removed so that the administration can say, oh, bummer. If only you had told us first, we would have been able to do something, but... We can't now because they've already been removed. So that is hogwash with the idea of let the lower courts figure it out. This is the very definition of irreparable harm. That is what an order like this is supposed to prevent. So...

In other words, let them be removed so that the administration can say, oh, bummer. If only you had told us first, we would have been able to do something, but... We can't now because they've already been removed. So that is hogwash with the idea of let the lower courts figure it out. This is the very definition of irreparable harm. That is what an order like this is supposed to prevent. So...

In other words, let them be removed so that the administration can say, oh, bummer. If only you had told us first, we would have been able to do something, but... We can't now because they've already been removed. So that is hogwash with the idea of let the lower courts figure it out. This is the very definition of irreparable harm. That is what an order like this is supposed to prevent. So...

Thank God that the Supreme Court did that. And so then they complied. Have they made any statements or we just know from you that the bus didn't go?

Thank God that the Supreme Court did that. And so then they complied. Have they made any statements or we just know from you that the bus didn't go?

Thank God that the Supreme Court did that. And so then they complied. Have they made any statements or we just know from you that the bus didn't go?

Right. What he's saying is the constitutional protections provided in the formation of our government make it very inconvenient and inefficient for me to deny everyone their rights. And therefore I strenuously object. Yeah. It's supposed to be wildly inconvenient and, and time-consuming and inefficient to take away someone's life and liberty. That is intentional.