Dave Aronberg
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Correct, correct. And just because you're in international airspace doesn't mean the judge's ruling doesn't apply to you, or else, wow, that'd be fun. Every time there's a judge's ruling, you just send the people into international airspace and then torture them with whatever you need to do. Also, no, you're right. I don't know what the process is now. This is uncharted territory.
Correct, correct. And just because you're in international airspace doesn't mean the judge's ruling doesn't apply to you, or else, wow, that'd be fun. Every time there's a judge's ruling, you just send the people into international airspace and then torture them with whatever you need to do. Also, no, you're right. I don't know what the process is now. This is uncharted territory.
Correct, correct. And just because you're in international airspace doesn't mean the judge's ruling doesn't apply to you, or else, wow, that'd be fun. Every time there's a judge's ruling, you just send the people into international airspace and then torture them with whatever you need to do. Also, no, you're right. I don't know what the process is now. This is uncharted territory.
Now that they're in an El Salvador jail, and I don't know, but... You know, there is something that we haven't mentioned yet is the War Powers Act, which is of 1973, which does show that Congress has a say in all of this. Now, what's unusual now is that Congress has decided to give up their rights to say, you know, we're going to step back.
Now that they're in an El Salvador jail, and I don't know, but... You know, there is something that we haven't mentioned yet is the War Powers Act, which is of 1973, which does show that Congress has a say in all of this. Now, what's unusual now is that Congress has decided to give up their rights to say, you know, we're going to step back.
Now that they're in an El Salvador jail, and I don't know, but... You know, there is something that we haven't mentioned yet is the War Powers Act, which is of 1973, which does show that Congress has a say in all of this. Now, what's unusual now is that Congress has decided to give up their rights to say, you know, we're going to step back.
We're not going to have any power now, which is why I think the judges have stepped up more aggressively than Mike would have liked.
We're not going to have any power now, which is why I think the judges have stepped up more aggressively than Mike would have liked.
We're not going to have any power now, which is why I think the judges have stepped up more aggressively than Mike would have liked.
Right, right. I noticed that too, Megan. They're holding their hat on the torture because that's an infamous prison where they have been put, but not on the fact that they're in a jail to begin with. So that is something I must say. You must have found some sort of ambiguity in the law that would allow the administration.
Right, right. I noticed that too, Megan. They're holding their hat on the torture because that's an infamous prison where they have been put, but not on the fact that they're in a jail to begin with. So that is something I must say. You must have found some sort of ambiguity in the law that would allow the administration.
Right, right. I noticed that too, Megan. They're holding their hat on the torture because that's an infamous prison where they have been put, but not on the fact that they're in a jail to begin with. So that is something I must say. You must have found some sort of ambiguity in the law that would allow the administration.
to deport people into prisons. But, you know, this is a notorious prison. And I didn't like, I don't know what you guys thought, but I didn't really love the image of Kristi Noem standing in front with her Rolex watch in front of those. I just, it gave me North Korea vibes. I didn't like that the United States was putting out a propaganda video like that.
to deport people into prisons. But, you know, this is a notorious prison. And I didn't like, I don't know what you guys thought, but I didn't really love the image of Kristi Noem standing in front with her Rolex watch in front of those. I just, it gave me North Korea vibes. I didn't like that the United States was putting out a propaganda video like that.
to deport people into prisons. But, you know, this is a notorious prison. And I didn't like, I don't know what you guys thought, but I didn't really love the image of Kristi Noem standing in front with her Rolex watch in front of those. I just, it gave me North Korea vibes. I didn't like that the United States was putting out a propaganda video like that.
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