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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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From: locogringo7/5/2025 4:31:32 PM
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One might be tempted to put this in the WINNING column, but it's getting much too long...

Stupid arrogant activist radical judge must like getting slapped down over and over and over again. How stupid is he?

Judge Who Declared All Earthlings Protected Illegals Tried to Defy SCOTUS

Federal judge Randolph Moss defied the Supreme Court for part of the day yesterday by issuing a new injunction against President Trump’s deportation of eight illegals to South Sudan.

    This is the third time the Supreme Court was defied on this one issue. His injunction didn’t last the day.

He is the district judge who said all future illegal aliens on earth are a protected class. If we didn’t have some sane people on the Supreme Court, we’d be an official open borders country, open to the world.

The Supreme Court clarified yesterday that both injunctions from Judge Brian Murphy, a Biden appointee, like the new one issued July 4, were stayed and that Trump could deport these eight convicted criminal illegals to South Sudan.

However, Judge Randolph Moss, an Obama appointee, issued the same injunction in a separate case blocking Trump from moving these illegals, who are apparently still in Djibouti.

    It was temporary and he surrendered later in the day.

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