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The apotheosis of the "judiciary must defer to the POTUS" argument (?):
In the case involving the National Guard in Chicago, I've argued--and now Illinois/Chicago do, too--that b/c "the regular forces" in 10 USC 12406 means the standing armed forces (esp. the Army), ... [1]
@justsecurity.org
In the case involving the National Guard in Chicago, I've argued--and now Illinois/Chicago do, too--that b/c "the regular forces" in 10 USC 12406 means the standing armed forces (esp. the Army), ... [1]
@justsecurity.org
November 12, 2025 at 3:33 PM
The apotheosis of the "judiciary must defer to the POTUS" argument (?):
In the case involving the National Guard in Chicago, I've argued--and now Illinois/Chicago do, too--that b/c "the regular forces" in 10 USC 12406 means the standing armed forces (esp. the Army), ... [1]
@justsecurity.org
In the case involving the National Guard in Chicago, I've argued--and now Illinois/Chicago do, too--that b/c "the regular forces" in 10 USC 12406 means the standing armed forces (esp. the Army), ... [1]
@justsecurity.org
~5500 departures from the Justice Department in less than a year. What could go wrong!
The Justice Department is hemorrhaging experienced attorneys and struggling to find replacements. As we told
@washingtonpost.com, around 5,500 people (not all lawyers) have left or been fired by the administration.
@washingtonpost.com, around 5,500 people (not all lawyers) have left or been fired by the administration.
Justice Department struggles as thousands exit — and few are replaced
The Justice Department has lost thousands of experienced attorneys and backfilled a fraction of the open jobs, in part because of a lack of qualified candidates.
www.washingtonpost.com
November 11, 2025 at 2:32 PM
~5500 departures from the Justice Department in less than a year. What could go wrong!
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Everyone who has a stake in America should read pages 96 through 100 of Judge Young's opinion. (I mean, read the whole thing, of course. But those pages are more broadly important.)
I'm skimming, but this paragraph stood out:
September 30, 2025 at 5:38 PM
Everyone who has a stake in America should read pages 96 through 100 of Judge Young's opinion. (I mean, read the whole thing, of course. But those pages are more broadly important.)