It Could Happen Here Executive Disorder: White House Weekly #14
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May 2, 2025 A whirlwind of political drama unfolds as two judges are arrested amid escalating executive orders impacting law enforcement and justice. The podcast humorously tackles the complexities of immigration law, revealing the emotional turmoil faced by judges advocating for undocumented individuals. Recent developments in tariffs and immigration are dissected, alongside discussions on AI education and the ongoing fight for civil rights. The intertwining of loyalty and legality complicates these pressing issues, leaving listeners with a thought-provoking view of the current political landscape.
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Judge Dugan's Courthouse Stand
- Judge Hannah Dugan showed courage by confronting ICE agents in a Wisconsin courthouse to protect an undocumented immigrant.
- Her actions led to federal charges, highlighting the tension between local justice and federal immigration enforcement.
Judge-Cop Couple's Immigration Support
- New Mexico Judge Joel Kano and his wife, a cop, supported undocumented workers they considered family.
- Despite their care, they face legal trouble amidst accusations tied to immigration enforcement efforts.
Undermining Civil Rights Protections
- Trump signed an order to eliminate ‘disparate impact’ liability, weakening protections against indirect discrimination.
- This move undermines core civil rights laws protecting employment and housing equality.