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Supreme Court over the weekend, sending us into an eventful Easter Sunday.

The Supreme Court on Saturday blocked for now

the deportation of any Venezuelans held in northern Texas under the 18th century wartime law.

Now in a brief order, the court dissent to Trump's administration not to remove any Venezuelans

that are held in the Blue Bonnet Detention Center under further notice of this

court order. Justice Chiras Thomas and Samuel Alito dissenting to that opinion,

it's unbelievable where the Supreme Court has gone. Alito in his dissenting opinion wrote,

quote, in a sum, literally in the middle of the night,

the court issued unprecedented and legally questionable relief without giving the lower courts a

chance to rule without hearing from the opposing party within eight hours of receiving this

application with the dubious factual support for its order without providing

any explanation for its order.

I refuse to join the court's order because we have no good reason to think that under the

circumstances, issuing an order at midnight was necessary or appropriate.

Now, this is the court order from the ACLU. So Alito understands that the ACLU is leapfrogging

to lower courts to get a Supreme Court injunction. It's what they always do. He believes that

he and Justice Clarence Thomas, two of the only true Americans, I should say, on that court, on this

order.

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