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Good morning and welcome to Bunjino Report. Early edition.

Scotus extends deportation deadlines past weekends. A New Mexico judge resigns

after housing an illegal gang member tied to Trenda, Irragua. Representative Jamie Raskin

commits soft treason by threatening foreign allies for cooperating with Trump deportations.

Scotus, here's a case on forcing kids to read LGBTQIA-whatever plus books without opt-outs for parents.

The media amps up its Pete Hexeth smears.

Jordan Peterson calls right-wingers that he disagrees with psychopaths.

A woman sues the Navy because she aged out of the Navy SEAL tryouts,

and the Trump admin moves to ban toxic food dies.

All this on, Bonjina Report, early edition. SCOTUS just made a clear-cutting deportation deadline, now a flexible judge-interpreted guideline yesterday.

In a narrow 5-4 decision on Tuesday, the Supreme Court ruled that immigrants who agree to leave the U.S. voluntarily are entitled to deadline flexibility

if their 60-day deportation departure deadline falls on a weekend or federal holiday. So writing for the

majority, Justice Neil Gorsuch stated that standard legal principles should apply, meaning that

if a deadline falls on a weekend or a holiday, it extends to the next business day just as it does

in other areas of the law. That is the argument being made.

Gorsuch was joined by Chief Justice John Roberts and the court's three liberal justices on this decision,

and they argued that the timing of voluntary departure isn't a minor detail. It can impact

detention removal, fines, and an

immigrant's ability to seek lawful status in the future. So this is, they're, you know, trying to make

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