Anthony Romero

And they're on the bench, and sometimes they watch his back, and sometimes they rule in ways that are kind of— head-scratching in terms of how far they will go to protect the person who put them on the bench. Also true, 65% of the judges have been appointed by Obama and Biden. So there's a larger number of them. That will change as they start to move judicial appointments.

I mean, what's in front of us, I mean, let's talk a little bit what else might be in front of us, right? Yep. That's not just the onslaught of the executive orders. Now, this is where I'm going to curl or uncurl your listener's hair. I have no hair. But for instance, we have yet not seen the mass deportations that I think are on the horizon. When they start revving up that machinery,

I mean, what's in front of us, I mean, let's talk a little bit what else might be in front of us, right? Yep. That's not just the onslaught of the executive orders. Now, this is where I'm going to curl or uncurl your listener's hair. I have no hair. But for instance, we have yet not seen the mass deportations that I think are on the horizon. When they start revving up that machinery,

I mean, what's in front of us, I mean, let's talk a little bit what else might be in front of us, right? Yep. That's not just the onslaught of the executive orders. Now, this is where I'm going to curl or uncurl your listener's hair. I have no hair. But for instance, we have yet not seen the mass deportations that I think are on the horizon. When they start revving up that machinery,

that's going to be massive, right? So that's number one. I think the deportations is something to watch out for.

that's going to be massive, right? So that's number one. I think the deportations is something to watch out for.

that's going to be massive, right? So that's number one. I think the deportations is something to watch out for.

Yeah, but when they start seeing that their nannies or their gardeners or their fellow workers or the local shoeshine guy or their neighbors are getting ripped up and that U.S. citizen kids are put in then kind of family protective services as a result of it, when they start seeing, because what they ran on was saying we're going to get rid of the criminals.

Yeah, but when they start seeing that their nannies or their gardeners or their fellow workers or the local shoeshine guy or their neighbors are getting ripped up and that U.S. citizen kids are put in then kind of family protective services as a result of it, when they start seeing, because what they ran on was saying we're going to get rid of the criminals.

Yeah, but when they start seeing that their nannies or their gardeners or their fellow workers or the local shoeshine guy or their neighbors are getting ripped up and that U.S. citizen kids are put in then kind of family protective services as a result of it, when they start seeing, because what they ran on was saying we're going to get rid of the criminals.

Well, that's clearly not what they're doing already. But when they really ramp up and they start grabbing all these individuals who are part of the social fabric, I think we'll harvest that.

Well, that's clearly not what they're doing already. But when they really ramp up and they start grabbing all these individuals who are part of the social fabric, I think we'll harvest that.

Well, that's clearly not what they're doing already. But when they really ramp up and they start grabbing all these individuals who are part of the social fabric, I think we'll harvest that.

Well, there are sanctuary city laws and sanctuary jurisdiction laws that are in fact – Which are the source of contempt for the Republican Party. Yeah. And they can be defended. And it's important that like for instance the litigation they're bringing against the city of Chicago we think is really far afield. They cannot use –

Well, there are sanctuary city laws and sanctuary jurisdiction laws that are in fact – Which are the source of contempt for the Republican Party. Yeah. And they can be defended. And it's important that like for instance the litigation they're bringing against the city of Chicago we think is really far afield. They cannot use –

Well, there are sanctuary city laws and sanctuary jurisdiction laws that are in fact – Which are the source of contempt for the Republican Party. Yeah. And they can be defended. And it's important that like for instance the litigation they're bringing against the city of Chicago we think is really far afield. They cannot use –

the power of the purse in pulling money from roads and hospitals and schools to pressure them on immigration. And that's got to be challenged in court. The governors and the state attorneys general, especially in the blue states, have enormous power to put up roadblocks.

the power of the purse in pulling money from roads and hospitals and schools to pressure them on immigration. And that's got to be challenged in court. The governors and the state attorneys general, especially in the blue states, have enormous power to put up roadblocks.

the power of the purse in pulling money from roads and hospitals and schools to pressure them on immigration. And that's got to be challenged in court. The governors and the state attorneys general, especially in the blue states, have enormous power to put up roadblocks.

I think some of the governors are beginning to find their sense of authority in Colorado and New Mexico. How about New York? In New York, we're working on it.