A federal judge in California has blocked the Trump administration from terminating the legal statuses of international students at universities across the U.S.
This appears to be another national injunction. It’s possibly not valid.
In the injunction, senior district judge Jeffrey S. White also prohibited the administration from arresting or detaining any foreign-born students on the basis of their immigration status while an ongoing case challenging previous terminations moves through the courts.
The power given to these district judges is madness. Who is giving them this power to rule over the Executive? It’s Congress and the Supreme Court by not acting.
White is worried about the “havoc” the actions are having on internationals students and their families. How about worrying about the havoc from the open borders and the anti-American students we allow in without proper screening.
There is a lack of understanding abput how serious our situation is after having open borders for four years. Have these judges not seen the lunatic communists and Islamists screaming Death to America, Death to Jews?
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These judges know their rulings are incorrect and not enforceable. The President controls visas. Trump eventually wins all these cases. I doubt this “ruling” will be honored.
If Trump is for it, these judges are against it.
These are “rogue” activist judges – kind of like ANTIFA but they hold a real job (which is even more dangerous). They are bought and paid for, and have no shame. They care about their wallets, not about the country. They don’t have any power over the executive branch. The supremes should put an end to this, and quickly, if we can ever get Amy Kooky Barrett to rule in our favor or not recuse herself.
These judges remind me of the mindless 60s protesters.
Seeing that these rulings are usually overturned, the credibility of these judges is poor. It is like being in the minor leagues but wanting to get into the majors by batting poorly.