Breaking Down "Judicial Coups" Trump is Facing Over His Deportation Policies, with Jonathan Turley

From Megyn Kelly

The discussion centers on the legal complexities surrounding immigration enforcement in Minneapolis, focusing on the city's sanctuary policies and the recent developments involving cooperation between local jails and ICE. Key points include the skepticism about proposed changes to these policies, responses from city officials, and the implications of local resistance to federal immigration law enforcement.

Key Takeaways

  • Minneapolis' sanctuary city status faces a reality check: local officials aren't legally bound to enforce federal immigration law.
  • Tom Homan’s optimism clashes with public sentiment; Minneapolis residents actively protest ICE, rejecting a potential shift in policy.
  • A peek behind the curtain: agreement for ICE cooperation is less commitment, as sheriffs ‘can’ notify, but won’t enforce.
  • Trump's ultimatum: local riots? Your problem. Federal protection? Only if you ask nicely—creating a unique federal-local tension.
  • Keith Ellison's Antifa ties draw scrutiny; even judiciary dismissals can't quell concerns over political motivations in law enforcement.

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4 people come up, including Tom Holman, Mandy & Ralph Ellison, Fred Biery.

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