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Hey all.

Glenn Kirshner here.

So friends, federal court judges virtually en masse are ruling against Donald Trump in the immigration arena.

I mean, listen to this new reporting from Politico.

Headline, more than 100 judges have ruled against the Trump administration's mandatory detention

policy. A political review of the rulings shows judges appointed by every president since Ronald Reagan

have rebuked the Trump administration's new interpretation of immigration law.

And that article begins.

It's one of the most thorough legal rebukes in recent memory.

Not just in recent memory, but in recent history, indeed, in our nation's history,

my editorial edition.

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