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Hey everyone, Judicial Watch President Tom Fittin here on our weekly update on social media. Thank you as always for joining us. So much

going on here in Washington, D.C. It's hard to keep track of it all, but the big news isn't here in Washington, D.C. It's on big news isn't here in Washington DC it's on our nation's borders

specifically the southern border which is practically speaking wide open and

causing constitutional and other crises of confidence when it comes to the

federal government and states reliance on that to protect it, protect them from invasion.

So I'll talk about that.

We have new documents, actually new documents obtained by one of our friends

highlighting how yours truly and judicial watch were targeted

and spied upon in my view by the feds to cover up the concerns that I and others had about the

elections in 2020. We have a new lawsuit about the Biden corruption as it relates to documents.

That's right, Biden document corruption.

You won't believe what's happening there.

And plus there's a lawsuit over an outrageous act of segregation

by the radical left in Oakland, California.

So a lot to talk about. First up though is the crisis, the

Biden border crisis, which is I think kind of really maybe I hate to use this phrase because everyone in Washington likes to say, inflection point, right?

Where maybe this week things have changed, maybe for the better in terms of the border debate.

Where things didn't seem to be moving one way or the other in terms of addressing the crisis caused solely by President Biden's refusal to enforce and apply immigration law.

I've said it once and I'll say it again. The best way to deal with the illegal immigration crisis is three words.

Enforce the law. We don't need new laws. We just need to enforce the laws on the books and the president

should exercise the discretion he already has under the law in our U.S. Constitution to protect

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