Alien Enemies Act - Judge - president’s actions weren’t legal because the US isn’t being invaded

another example of why democrats are struggling...they're hanging their hats on this person. And now they're trying to change the messaging to say that they dont actually care about the person, just the process...wonder if they'll continue to use taxpayer funding to go visit him in jail.

 

I've looked. Can't find it. Can you please help by citing the case and appropriate part of the ruling?

 

Oh no... adhering to the rule of the law. The horror... at least to Maga.

 

I did. Google "putin election legitimate." Just the first page.

 

Ju Toy deals with the right to confer citizenship status. It has nothing to do with the Alien Enemies Act. Ju Toy states the Executive can decide citizenship as long as there is no abuse.

Abrego Garcia's citizenship is not in question. He also entered the US as unaccompanied minor. This means he was due a hearing, which he received in 2019, where he won legal, protected status. How does Ju Toy fit in his case?

Furthermore, the most recent ruling in Texas states the Alien Enemies Act can not be used to deport anyone and everyone. Because the AEA specifically deals with invading military troops. Which does not cover gang members.

 

Only see one wife beater here…guess which one the libs support

 

Not the one you voted for.

 

Didn’t vote for either one of those people

 

Yes, I don't think they ran for president.

Again though, to answer your question for a second time; libs don't support the (adjudicated sexual assaulter) wife beater that you cast a presidential vote for.

How's that feel, by the way? Nice?

 

When do convictions in the court of public opinion carry weight? I guess it does with MAGA? Back in the country where people are supposed to get Constitutional guaranteed due process, the court of public opinion shouldn't carry any weight.

 

Guess the thread was too complicated for you to follow

 

Fair enough.

 

Anti-communist yet pro-Soviet.
Putin: Soviet collapse a 'genuine tragedy'

 

Trump says ‘I don’t know’ when asked if he’s required to uphold Constitution

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2025/05/04/trump-nbc-interview-constitution-economy/

 

In an email to Newsweek on Thursday, Vasquez Sura (Abrego Garcia's wife) wrote: "After the trauma of his time in ICE detention and the struggles we faced during the pandemic, I sought a temporary protective order, but through counseling and faith, Kilmar and I healed, reunited as a stronger couple, and now our family needs him home."
Kilmar Abrego Garcia's wife responds to second abuse report

 

Reminds me of what Nixon said. Apparently you agree with the late President.

 

From another source:
Putin rues Soviet collapse as demise of 'historical Russia'
While Putin may not have approved of the economy of the former Soviet Union, he certainly approved of it's policy of expansionism. To Vlad the collapse of the Soviet Union was the collapse of the Russian Empire. Whether it was the Soviet government run by the commissars or the semi-feudal Czarist empire which was even more expansionist than the Soviet Union, Vladimir Putin believes that dominion over most of Eastern Europe is the divine right of Russia. It's probably Putin's ultimate goal to resurrect this version of Russia. As a personal note this what Russia looked like when my grandparents left for the US in the early 1900s.