When Federal Courts Try To Run Immigration
About this episode
The episode discusses the implications of federal courts blocking immigration enforcement and the constitutional authority behind policy setting.
One federal district judge can’t be allowed to function like a national legislature, yet that’s exactly what it feels like when courts block immigration enforcement and claim constitutional protections in ways the Founders never intended. We dig into the uproar over Judge James Boasberg, Marco Rubio’s attempt to remove visa holders accused of spreading propaganda, and the larger constitutional question behind it all: who has legitimate authority to set policy, and what happens when an unelect...
People in this episode
Hosts: Tim Barton, David Barton, Rick Green
Topics covered
- immigration
- constitutional law
- judicial authority
- visa policy
- political authority
Keywords
- immigration enforcement
- Judge James Boasberg
- Marco Rubio
- constitutional protections
- national legislature
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