Julie Kelly

So, you know, they have a much greater shot of something happening there.

But I think just I don't want to use the word grown up because I don't want to demean Pam Bonney or certainly Todd Blanchard, anyone, the higher levels there.

But I mean, somebody who is going to really crack the whip every hour, every day on this.

And, you know, I really I think Lee Zeldin is a tremendous I think he's one of the unsung heroes of this administration.

And I think that he would.

Be a guy who would go in there and do exactly that because he's already dealt with a lot of these issues at the EPA.

Thanks, Natalie.

So I'm on XJulie underscore Kelly too.

I've got a piece about Pam Bondi.

On my subject, we classified with Julie Kelly.

Well, Steve, you and I have talked about this for almost a year.

I mean, this is a full circle moment.

From March 15th of 2025, the first lawsuit lands on Jeff Osberg's desk, chief judge of the D.C.

District Court.

This is the ACLU filing the first lawsuit to prohibit the president's invocation of the Alien Enemies Act.

And that ordered the immediate deportation of illegal Venezuelans who are tied to Tren de Aragua, which has been designated a foreign terrorist organization by the administration.

That night, as planes had already left U.S.

airspace, two planes carrying AEA subjects,

Jeb Bosberg gives what he called an oral command to return those two planes carrying the illegal Venezuelans, that they had not been offered their due process rights and or habeas petitions.

So, of course, planes were already out of U.S.