The military is also taking over our immigration courts, not just in DC or at the border.
The Pentagon Deploys Military Lawyers to Immigration Courts The Pentagon is sending as many as 600 military lawyers to assist in immigration courts, which are currently facing a staggering backlog of over 3.5 million cases. To give you some context, the Immigration Examination Enforcement Bureau is in the process of hiring 700 immigration judges. Even […]
Trump requests the Supreme Court’s permission to dismiss Fed governor Lisa Cook
WASHINGTON – On Thursday, President Trump’s Justice Department asked the Supreme Court for permission to remove Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, following two lower court rulings that prevented such action. Attorney General D. John Sauer claimed that the decisions made by the lower courts to keep Cook in her position represented “inappropriate judicial interference” and […]
Labour Government on the Left Supports the Existence of Sharia Courts in Britain
Debate Over Sharia Courts in the UK The Labour government has asserted that permitting Sharia courts to function in the UK aligns with fundamental “British values” and has not distanced itself from the broader definition associated with accusations of Islamophobia. On Tuesday, during a session in the House of Representatives, Sarah Pochin raised questions regarding […]
Federal Judges Granted Anonymity to Criticize Supreme Court’s Approach to Trump Cases
Judges Critique Supreme Court’s Handling of Trump Cases NBC News has provided a platform for numerous federal judges to express their frustrations regarding the Supreme Court’s handling of cases related to President Donald Trump. In a piece discussing the judges’ concerns, NBC reported that 12 judges expressed their dissatisfaction with the Supreme Court for frequently […]
Allow the courts to handle it — Why the AI action plan avoids the copyright clash
New AI Action Plan Unveiled The recently launched AI Action Plan outlines significant proposals regarding infrastructure, innovation, and global competition. It includes executive orders aimed at delegating procurement to ensure ideological neutrality in data center locations, promoting AI exports, and the federal utilization of large-scale language models. However, there’s a noticeable absence: concrete actions concerning […]
Why two courts may have a similar view on Trump’s tariffs
On July 31st, the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit engaged in a discussion about President Trump’s tariffs, which were implemented under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. So, the question isn’t overly complicated: Can a President declare a “national emergency” to change U.S. tariff policies? The Court of Appeals might lean towards a […]
When Congress Created the Fed Regulations, Courts Were Left Out
The Vanished Clause and the Senator Who Noticed It This week, President Donald Trump fired Federal Reserve Governor Lisa D. Cook, igniting a discussion about the legal implications of that action. Specifically, it raised questions about the notion that a Fed governor can only be dismissed “for cause.” But what happens if that rule simply […]
Courts should not allow copyright law to hinder AI development.
Trump Administration’s AI Initiative and Copyright Challenges The Trump administration recently shared a detailed plan aimed at fostering innovation, enhancing infrastructure, and establishing a leading position in global artificial intelligence (AI). This initiative views AI as a groundbreaking force, comparable to major historical shifts like the Industrial and Information Revolutions. However, the plan’s success could […]
Trump Chooses Judges for District Courts
Donald Trump has recently appointed four judges to the district courts in North Carolina. Matthew Orso has been appointed to the US District Court for the Western District of North Carolina. Trump expressed his satisfaction with this choice, noting Orso’s commitment to fighting against government overreach and his support for constitutional rights. Trump highlighted that […]
Democrats prepare to bring Texas redistricting dispute to the courts
As the legal battle unfolds over Texas’s redistricting, Democrats and civil rights advocates are gearing up to challenge the newly drawn maps in court. This shift in strategy comes after some Democrats returned to Texas, asserting they would take their fight to “the floor of the house and the court,” following their departure to thwart […]