Filming is not obstruction, and courts have rejected attempts by officers to use “resisting” or “interfering” as a pretext to stop lawful recording.

For immigration courts to be fair tribunals that meet due process requirements, judges must be impartial. DOJ's hiring campaign throws a heavy weight on the side of deportations, skewing the scales of justice.

We're being governed by a hodgepodge informal junta. Miller seems top of the list, for now, as de facto chief of staff. The vice president is pretty far down it. Cabinet members and agency heads, to a degree. But mostly White House staff, who hold no office and are not even confirmed by the Senate.

This is the relevant discussion from Monday's opinion — and I think(?) it suggests(?) that someone (Halligan?) did, in fact, alter the third image, after it was signed, to add the "Count 1 only" language — perhaps to try and "unwind this procedural knot"?