Court decision makes it more difficult to remove invaders

 Red State:

Breaking: Supreme Court Again Blocks Trump Admin From Deporting TdA Members Without 'Proper' Notice

This may be one of the most destructive decisions by the Supreme Court in history.  The invasion by TdA and others has been in the millions.  It is as ridiculous as saying an invading force is entitled to due process instead of a military response to defend the country.  An invading force should not be entitled to due process.  The Constitution provides that the Presdient can repel an invasion.

See also:

SCOTUS Sides With Illegal Alien Criminals in Alien Enemies Act Case

And:

Judge Who Ordered Admin to Process 12,000 Refugees Tucks Tail After 9th Circuit Corrects Him...Again 

And:

 BREAKING: Judge Approves Trump’s Use Of Alien Enemies Act For Deportations

And:

 

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Just a reminder that just prior to the 2024 election, 67% of voters stated that they are in favor of deporting illegal aliens, a 15% increase from about 10 years ago. America voted for mass deportations.
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