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Good news, but any deets? nt Wounded Bear Jan 23 #1
Here malaise Jan 23 #2
Thanks. I never doubt your veracity myself, but the board has standards... Wounded Bear Jan 23 #3
The link was 8 minutes old malaise Jan 23 #4
Nice to see my home state is on the front line of this one... Wounded Bear Jan 23 #5
Isn't that Ari's home state as well? malaise Jan 23 #6
Ari Melber? Never heard that, but I don't follow celebrity bios much...nt Wounded Bear Jan 23 #7
Yep malaise Jan 23 #8
Here's why I discovered that malaise Jan 23 #29
off topic- Jimi Hendrix statue Seattle. spike jones Jan 23 #46
Seriously sweet malaise Jan 23 #47
Gah what does this part mean? intrepidity Jan 23 #9
Current interpretations and precedents say... Wounded Bear Jan 23 #14
Agreed - illegal aliens are certainly subject to the jurisdiction of the US - they don't enjoy diplomatic immunity - Midwestern Democrat Jan 24 #78
I agree with the judge, I can't believe a member of the bar made that argument. SunSeeker Jan 23 #23
The judge laughed that out of the court malaise Jan 23 #28
Yep. Kingofalldems Jan 23 #10
Sanction that attorney. TheBlackAdder Jan 23 #36
Yes, but Trump will appeal. This could go all the way to SCOTUS. LeftInTX Jan 23 #11
Every now and then SCOTUS actually does the right thing. Frank D. Lincoln Jan 23 #18
I know what Clarence and Alito will do! LeftInTX Jan 23 #20
I sure hope you're right, LeftInTX. nt Frank D. Lincoln Jan 23 #25
Goodness we wouldn't have to worry about this Dem4life1234 Jan 23 #54
So if orangeanus succeeds would they take away citizenship from said persons??? sdfernando Jan 23 #64
Of course Trump will appeal. ShazzieB Jan 23 #40
The SCOTUS will NOT back Trump on this. Wiz Imp Jan 23 #49
Without corrupt lawyers, they'd be no Trump. C_U_L8R Jan 23 #12
All federal judges should be objecting to this awful E.O. regardless of politics FakeNoose Jan 23 #13
I have difficulty understanding how a member of the bar could state unequivocally that is a constitutional order," Ray Bruns Jan 23 #15
Excellent, and I really like "Donvict"! pandr32 Jan 23 #16
Stole it from another DUer malaise Jan 23 #48
It deserves use! pandr32 Jan 23 #56
Wow! Thanks for posting this. nt spooky3 Jan 23 #17
YW! malaise Jan 23 #32
Meirda47 administration's attorney will be fired for not making a strong enough argument ... aggiesal Jan 23 #19
Dear Judge, meet 'President' Blatantly Unconstitutional. spanone Jan 23 #21
Trump's order was made knowing that it would be blocked by the courts. totodeinhere Jan 23 #22
Everyone here understands this is going to SCOTUS. Spare us the condescension. SunSeeker Jan 23 #26
I dare the SC judge who adopted two children from Ireland to declare birthright citizenship malaise Jan 23 #33
I don't think that even this SCOTUS will find that order constitutional. totodeinhere Jan 23 #58
it's also theater for the sick cult Skittles Jan 23 #76
Yes. And many members of his cult are so stupid that they totodeinhere Jan 24 #80
Department of Justice *GAG* Usually, I have an impulse of respect when I think of the Department of Justice - not now. NBachers Jan 23 #24
We are all cilla4progress Jan 23 #27
Way to go, U.S. District Court Judge John Coughenour! Well done, and quickly too. nt CaliforniaPeggy Jan 23 #30
id like to see the lawyers arguing for the order disbarred moonshinegnomie Jan 23 #31
THIS malaise Jan 23 #34
KICK Hekate Jan 23 #35
He attacked the judge malaise Jan 23 #39
The bill that has been proposed VMA131Marine Jan 23 #37
Not entirely true FBaggins Jan 23 #52
Thank you malaise Jan 23 #59
Well, except ... VMA131Marine Jan 23 #60
Not really - he was born almost a decade before the Chinese Exclusion Act FBaggins Jan 23 #68
Sigh ... VMA131Marine Jan 23 #69
Diplomatic Corp DallasNE Jan 24 #79
That's why I said the exceptions to "under the jurisdiction" VMA131Marine Jan 24 #81
Seriously? Courts have to duke out the jurisdiction of "All persons born..."? ancianita Jan 23 #74
Post removed Post removed Jan 23 #75
Bravo, Judge Coughenour 👍! Daleuhlmann Jan 23 #38
Tell Donvict malaise Jan 23 #41
Well, the donald might not care. calimary Jan 23 #63
Damn, someone still believes in the constitution. republianmushroom Jan 23 #42
Are you watching his lying press conference right now malaise Jan 23 #43
No, don't watch the news on TV. republianmushroom Jan 23 #45
He's a sick POS criminal who isn't fit for the presidency Dem4life1234 Jan 23 #55
Who, the judge ? republianmushroom Jan 23 #62
No trump I meant Dem4life1234 Jan 23 #70
Who are you talking about ? republianmushroom Jan 23 #65
The orange one Dem4life1234 Jan 23 #71
HOWEVER! 3825-87867 Jan 23 #44
It is unconstitutional William769 Jan 23 #50
I agree malaise Jan 23 #53
I pray Dem4life1234 Jan 23 #51
However, while this is (entirely ridiculously) a subject of litigation AZJonnie Jan 23 #57
Coming to America pregnant, then returning to Russia with new baby and American birth certificate. sueroseus Jan 23 #66
Personally I don't need to google because I remember reading the story quite well AZJonnie Jan 23 #67
Good! Now I won't be deported because my maternal ancestors came here before the USA ever existed. Jacson6 Jan 23 #61
That thing infesting the Oval Office is glaringly, blatantly unconstitutional. Six117 Jan 23 #72
John Coughenour was a Reagan appointment as well. Mountainguy Jan 23 #73
As expected by everyone, even the Trump administration. All a set up to get it to the SCOTUS. nt kelly1mm Jan 23 #77
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