Art Arthur

This time around, the administration's interested in having everything move a lot more quickly, having the courts issue decisions or alternatively not act at all and just let things proceed while the dust settles. So we're going to see how that ends up. All of this is going to the Supreme Court.

This time around, the administration's interested in having everything move a lot more quickly, having the courts issue decisions or alternatively not act at all and just let things proceed while the dust settles. So we're going to see how that ends up. All of this is going to the Supreme Court.

Yeah, that's certainly the position that the Trump administration is making. You know, that, you know, courts don't get to decide foreign policy, courts don't get to decide defense policy. So when it comes to certain, you know, critical issues, You know, plenary powers that the president has, the power of the judiciary is extremely limited.

Yeah, that's certainly the position that the Trump administration is making. You know, that, you know, courts don't get to decide foreign policy, courts don't get to decide defense policy. So when it comes to certain, you know, critical issues, You know, plenary powers that the president has, the power of the judiciary is extremely limited.

Yeah, that's certainly the position that the Trump administration is making. You know, that, you know, courts don't get to decide foreign policy, courts don't get to decide defense policy. So when it comes to certain, you know, critical issues, You know, plenary powers that the president has, the power of the judiciary is extremely limited.

In fact, even the Supreme Court has found that in the past in some very high profile cases. So, yeah, I mean, you know, the idea that a federal judge has the ability to order the United States government to return a person who's not a United States citizen from a prison that's not run by the United States. definitely wades into some novel legal issues.

In fact, even the Supreme Court has found that in the past in some very high profile cases. So, yeah, I mean, you know, the idea that a federal judge has the ability to order the United States government to return a person who's not a United States citizen from a prison that's not run by the United States. definitely wades into some novel legal issues.

In fact, even the Supreme Court has found that in the past in some very high profile cases. So, yeah, I mean, you know, the idea that a federal judge has the ability to order the United States government to return a person who's not a United States citizen from a prison that's not run by the United States. definitely wades into some novel legal issues.

Again, that's why I said the Supreme Court's ultimately going to have to decide this because short term, no solution is going to make everybody happy. And the Supreme Court, not because they're the best, but because they're the last.

Again, that's why I said the Supreme Court's ultimately going to have to decide this because short term, no solution is going to make everybody happy. And the Supreme Court, not because they're the best, but because they're the last.

Again, that's why I said the Supreme Court's ultimately going to have to decide this because short term, no solution is going to make everybody happy. And the Supreme Court, not because they're the best, but because they're the last.

Yeah. And, you know, that's an interesting thing, Mike. One of the things that Donald Trump has done during his second go round is that he's identified a lot of what we call in politics 80-20 issues where about 80% of the American people feel one way and a minority of people feel the other.

Yeah. And, you know, that's an interesting thing, Mike. One of the things that Donald Trump has done during his second go round is that he's identified a lot of what we call in politics 80-20 issues where about 80% of the American people feel one way and a minority of people feel the other.

Yeah. And, you know, that's an interesting thing, Mike. One of the things that Donald Trump has done during his second go round is that he's identified a lot of what we call in politics 80-20 issues where about 80% of the American people feel one way and a minority of people feel the other.

As it relates to the rights that gang members or cartel members, it's important to note the TDA isn't just a gang. They're a well-organized group that started in a prison in Venezuela and since has become a criminal enterprise of the highest order.

As it relates to the rights that gang members or cartel members, it's important to note the TDA isn't just a gang. They're a well-organized group that started in a prison in Venezuela and since has become a criminal enterprise of the highest order.

As it relates to the rights that gang members or cartel members, it's important to note the TDA isn't just a gang. They're a well-organized group that started in a prison in Venezuela and since has become a criminal enterprise of the highest order.

There aren't many Americans who are going to be concerned about the rights those individuals have, and even fewer Americans who want those individuals to remain in the United States. So I think that politically, the president is on great grounds. Picking a fight with the chief justice of the Supreme Court may not win him many friends.

There aren't many Americans who are going to be concerned about the rights those individuals have, and even fewer Americans who want those individuals to remain in the United States. So I think that politically, the president is on great grounds. Picking a fight with the chief justice of the Supreme Court may not win him many friends.

There aren't many Americans who are going to be concerned about the rights those individuals have, and even fewer Americans who want those individuals to remain in the United States. So I think that politically, the president is on great grounds. Picking a fight with the chief justice of the Supreme Court may not win him many friends.