The Deep State resistance is alive and well in America's federal courthouses, where activist judges are brazenly defying the Supreme Court to block President Trump's efforts to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for foreign nationals who have overstayed their welcome.
Despite TWO decisive victories at the Supreme Court giving Trump the green light to terminate TPS for Venezuelan migrants, lower court judges are finding creative new ways to obstruct the administration's America First immigration agenda. It's judicial activism at its worst – and it's happening right under our noses.
The Judicial Resistance Continues
The Supreme Court has been crystal clear: the Trump administration has the authority to end these programs. But apparently, district court judges didn't get the memo – or more likely, they simply don't care what the highest court in the land says when it conflicts with their globalist worldview.
This isn't about legal precedent or constitutional interpretation. This is about unelected federal judges substituting their political preferences for the will of the American people who voted overwhelmingly for secure borders and immigration enforcement.
"These lower court judges are essentially giving the middle finger to the Supreme Court and the American people," said one administration source familiar with the cases.
Think about this, Patriots: we have a clear chain of command in our judicial system for a reason. When activist judges in San Francisco or New York can override the Supreme Court simply because they disagree with enforcing immigration law, we no longer have a functioning republic.
The Real Cost of Judicial Obstruction
While these black-robed resisters play political games, American taxpayers continue footing the bill for programs that should have ended years ago. Meanwhile, cities and towns across the country struggle with the costs and consequences of mass migration that our own government refuses to control.
How long will We the People tolerate a system where unelected judges can indefinitely block the clear directives of our elected president? The Trump administration needs to consider every available option to restore the rule of law – including potential reforms to reign in these rogue courts once and for all.