Will Chamberlain

Yeah, I think so. Because I don't think that The judiciary is competent to determine when there has been a predatory incursion or a military invasion. They have no intelligence services. They have no military. They don't know what the president knows. So in every other context where that's the case, the amount of deference given to the executive is massive.

So, you know, there was like a district judge in Colorado who just enjoined this whole thing herself on the basis of saying, well, this doesn't seem like a predatory incursion to me. It's like, well, who are you and what do you know? I mean, this is not it's not your call.

So, you know, there was like a district judge in Colorado who just enjoined this whole thing herself on the basis of saying, well, this doesn't seem like a predatory incursion to me. It's like, well, who are you and what do you know? I mean, this is not it's not your call.

So, you know, there was like a district judge in Colorado who just enjoined this whole thing herself on the basis of saying, well, this doesn't seem like a predatory incursion to me. It's like, well, who are you and what do you know? I mean, this is not it's not your call.

Right. I think the only hiccup here is that essentially I think the Supreme Court will ultimately say that they need a chance to prove they're not Trendyaragla. They have a chance to prove that they're not in the class of alien enemies that are covered by the proclamation. And who knows what that looks like?

Right. I think the only hiccup here is that essentially I think the Supreme Court will ultimately say that they need a chance to prove they're not Trendyaragla. They have a chance to prove that they're not in the class of alien enemies that are covered by the proclamation. And who knows what that looks like?

Right. I think the only hiccup here is that essentially I think the Supreme Court will ultimately say that they need a chance to prove they're not Trendyaragla. They have a chance to prove that they're not in the class of alien enemies that are covered by the proclamation. And who knows what that looks like?

I think my guess is it'll be more efficient than the normal process, which allows you to get access to, you know, argue for withholding of removal, argue that you shouldn't be sent to the country based on the Convention Against Torture. But who knows? It might actually be less efficient. It's possible. I think that's what the ACLU is ultimately fighting for.

I think my guess is it'll be more efficient than the normal process, which allows you to get access to, you know, argue for withholding of removal, argue that you shouldn't be sent to the country based on the Convention Against Torture. But who knows? It might actually be less efficient. It's possible. I think that's what the ACLU is ultimately fighting for.

I think my guess is it'll be more efficient than the normal process, which allows you to get access to, you know, argue for withholding of removal, argue that you shouldn't be sent to the country based on the Convention Against Torture. But who knows? It might actually be less efficient. It's possible. I think that's what the ACLU is ultimately fighting for.

They're trying to... I don't think they think they can stop the use of the Alien Enemies Act, but if they can gum it up enough to make it, you know, as slow or only slightly more efficient than normal immigration processes, then maybe the administration stops trying to use the alien enemies act.

They're trying to... I don't think they think they can stop the use of the Alien Enemies Act, but if they can gum it up enough to make it, you know, as slow or only slightly more efficient than normal immigration processes, then maybe the administration stops trying to use the alien enemies act.

They're trying to... I don't think they think they can stop the use of the Alien Enemies Act, but if they can gum it up enough to make it, you know, as slow or only slightly more efficient than normal immigration processes, then maybe the administration stops trying to use the alien enemies act.

I like his chances. I think there's been a cultural shift also at the Supreme Court. You know, we have the hearings about the craziness going on in Montgomery County where, you know, they're trying to force kids to listen to, you know, discussions of bondage or something and telling them it's like, well, you can just unenroll in the school if you don't like it.

I like his chances. I think there's been a cultural shift also at the Supreme Court. You know, we have the hearings about the craziness going on in Montgomery County where, you know, they're trying to force kids to listen to, you know, discussions of bondage or something and telling them it's like, well, you can just unenroll in the school if you don't like it.

I like his chances. I think there's been a cultural shift also at the Supreme Court. You know, we have the hearings about the craziness going on in Montgomery County where, you know, they're trying to force kids to listen to, you know, discussions of bondage or something and telling them it's like, well, you can just unenroll in the school if you don't like it.

But so, and I, you know, the questions from people like Gorsuch made clear they didn't think very much of those arguments. I think in general, they're going to look at this and say, especially when it comes to military readiness, you know, I mean, I have ADD, for example, and if I were young enough to join the military, that would be sufficient to block me from joining up.

But so, and I, you know, the questions from people like Gorsuch made clear they didn't think very much of those arguments. I think in general, they're going to look at this and say, especially when it comes to military readiness, you know, I mean, I have ADD, for example, and if I were young enough to join the military, that would be sufficient to block me from joining up.

But so, and I, you know, the questions from people like Gorsuch made clear they didn't think very much of those arguments. I think in general, they're going to look at this and say, especially when it comes to military readiness, you know, I mean, I have ADD, for example, and if I were young enough to join the military, that would be sufficient to block me from joining up.

If ADD is a sufficient disorder to constitute that, I don't know how believing, you know, that you were born into the wrong gender and that you need massive physical surgery to change yourself isn't also something that should bar you from military service.