Consider This from NPR Is Trump defying the courts?
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Mar 17, 2025 The discussion dives into the intriguing clash between the executive power and judicial mandates, spotlighting a judge's ruling against deporting Venezuelans. It raises questions about the administration's compliance with court orders and the implications of potential defiance. The podcast examines how this strained relationship between government and judiciary mirrors children's behavior in compliance and resistance. Concerns about undermining judicial authority and the broader consequences for justice in a constitutional crisis are also highlighted.
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Oopsie Too Late
- The Salvadoran president tweeted "Oopsie, too late" about the US deporting Venezuelans despite a judge's order.
- Secretary of State Marco Rubio retweeted it, highlighting the administration's disregard for the court order.
Kids in a Car
- Amanda Frost compared the administration's actions to two kids arguing in a car, where one disobeys a rule while claiming otherwise.
- This highlights the administration's disingenuous behavior in defying court orders while claiming compliance.
Bush v. Gore
- Frost cites Bush v. Gore as an example of how the nation accepted a controversial court decision.
- This time, she fears that such acceptance isn't happening, indicating a potential shift in respect for legal authority.