Ian Millhiser

And what I've seen is, you know, I've counted it more than 3000 times.

Judges have rejected the administration's view of this policy.

And that includes, you know, many judges appointed by Donald Trump himself.

I think the number is something like 370 judges have opposed this to only 27 who have sided with the administration on this policy.

So the balance, now that numbers game doesn't tell you everything.

If a circuit rules, the circuit rules, and it kind of overshadows the lower court rulings.

But the prevailing consensus view of the legal world, the judicial world, is that the administration's gotten it wrong.

And I suspect that will show up in other circuits and that the Supreme Court will say, look, if the courts are divided all over the country on this, we have to take it up.

We know that some Americans are sort of horrified by the way that this has been playing out.

We also know that there are Americans who are supportive of what the Trump administration is doing.

One thing I've noticed that seems to bother Americans across the spectrum is stories of American citizens getting caught up in the immigration crackdown.

It seems I could be wrong.

It seems like that is avoidable.

And yet, you know, you hear these horror stories.

Why is this happening?

So it is happening.

What do you mean overstate?

An overstate.

I asked when I would be able to speak to a lawyer.

They never let me.