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Gavin Newsom is threatening to sue the Trump administration if DHS pulls Customs and Border Protection agents from California airports (LAX, SFO, etc.) over the state’s refusal to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement. The problem? Newsom has offered no concrete plan for how California would keep those airports operational...

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What’s the Point of Elections If Judges Can Undo the Will of the People? Judicial Overreach Is Out of Control‼️ What in the world is happening to this country? We vote — we campaign — we elect leaders to MAKE and ENFORCE policy. And then what? A federal judge, appointed for life, swoops in and releases protesters who stormed a church, defies the Justice Department’s case, and throws out the will of the administration? This isn’t democracy — it’s judicial monarchy disguised in a robe. Two defendants in the Cities Church protest case — Nekima Levy Armstrong and Chauntyll Allen — were arrested by the FBI for allegedly conspiring to violate civil rights by disrupting worship. Homeland Security cited federal law protecting houses of worship from obstruction. Yet a judge decided they pose no flight risk and ordered their release under conditions like surrendering travel documents. Meanwhile prosecutors are outraged and plan appeals. Let that sink in. 🫧We elect representatives and pass laws. 🫧The Justice Department — part of the administration we put in power — brings charges. But a single judge — appointed, unelected, and unaccountable to voters — can override that, undercut enforcement, and basically rewrite policy on the bench. What’s the point of elections if judges are going to act as a super-legislature, immune to public will? This isn’t just a legal disagreement — it’s outrageous judicial activism. Judges were never meant to be political actors with veto power over the executive branch’s enforcement decisions. Yet here we are: 🫧A nationwide immigration enforcement surge is underway — the biggest in decades — because the administration campaigned on it. 🫧Yet courts keep putting restrictions on federal agents’ actions, rolling back enforcement, and now freeing protestors accused of disrupting worship. This undermines the rule of law and excuses law-breaking depending on the politics of the judge. It nullifies democratic choice. And the left wonders why people are boiling over? This is the exact definition of why Americans distrust unelected judges making policy decisions — deciding what they think the law should mean and overriding what the voters decided the law should do. If we’re going to have elections, then the results of those elections, and the decisions made by the elected branches, have to stand — not be continually sabotaged by judges with their own political agendas. Judicial overreach must stop. We deserve a government that respects the will of the people — not one where a single judge can overturn it. Time to stop. Do you agree🤫

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