Why is Supreme Court siding with illegals?

 Derek Hunter:

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The Supreme Court is siding with illegal aliens now. The court is lost, the “Justices” are not protecting the rights of Americans, they are siding with our enemies. Not only did I never think I’d see the day, but the concept of the day has seemed so foreign to me that contemplating it was impossible.

One user on X put it perfectly, “If a Democrat president can import 15-30 million immigrants each time they hold the White House… But Republicans can’t deport them…. That’s it for this country. It’s over. Your ‘conservative principles’ are meaningless because they pertain to a dead entity.”

The Court is really messing things up for the country when it demands that millions of illegals be granted a trial before being deported.  That creates a ridiculous problem for the government.  It is like demanding that each enemy troop in an invasion cannot be removed without a trial.  This also points out that Democrats are complicit in this invasion.

See also:

NEW: Anti-Trump Judge Caught At Center Of Growing Scandal

A federal judge who recently blocked President Trump’s move to end a Biden-era immigration parole program is facing new scrutiny—not just over her ruling, but her political background and links to a controversial group with ties to communist China.

Judge Indira Talwani, appointed to the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts by President Barack Obama in 2013, issued a decision halting the Trump administration’s efforts to terminate the CHNV program, which granted temporary legal status to over 500,000 migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela.

But as conservatives raise alarms about the ruling, newly unearthed records are painting a fuller picture of Talwani’s political past—and it’s raising eyebrows.

Public documents reveal that Talwani volunteered for at least four Democratic campaigns, including those of Deval Patrick, Barack Obama, Martha Coakley, and Elizabeth Warren. Her involvement ranged from holding campaign signs and knocking on doors to making phone calls, including efforts to boost Obama’s 2008 presidential run and Warren’s 2012 Senate campaign.
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This looks like another court that has lost its mind by siding with the illegal invasion of the country. 

And:

House Oversight Committee Targets Sanctuary Governors in Ongoing Probe

And:

 Trump’s Immigration Showdown: Why Federal Judges Can’t Stop the Deportation Train

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