Loren Voss

Scott R. Anderson, a national security law expert, joins Dana Stuster, a foreign policy editor, and Loren Voss, a public service fellow, to dissect the U.S. military strike on Venezuela. They delve into the legal ramifications and justifications for targeting Nicolás Maduro, exploring the balance between law enforcement and military action. The discussion also touches on the geopolitical implications, potential U.S. policy aims like oil access, and the risks that such actions pose to international norms. Their analysis raises questions about whether the U.S. is effectively at war with Venezuela.

Shane Harris, a national security journalist, joins fellow Lawfare contributors Anna Bower and Loren Voss to tackle pressing issues in the realm of national security. They dive into the DOJ's subpoenas targeting Minnesota officials amid Trump administration controversies. The panel debates the implications for military morale regarding potential Insurrection Act deployments and scrutinizes the DOJ's investigation into Fed Chairman Jerome Powell, questioning its political motivations and effects on Federal Reserve independence. Expect insightful discussions and expert perspectives!

In this engaging discussion, Anna Bauer, Molly Roberts, Eric Columbus, and Loren Voss dissect pressing legal matters including the acquittal of Judge Hannah Dugan for obstructing immigration agents and the challenges faced by New York Attorney General Letitia James in securing indictments. They explore the intriguing reasons why grand juries have shied away from taking action against James, and delve into a denial of a temporary restraining order related to White House construction. The panel also touches on the complexities of the Sixth Circuit's ruling on firearm bans for unlawful aliens.

In this engaging discussion, guests Anna Bower, Eric Columbus, Molly Roberts, and Loren Voss dive deep into legal complexities surrounding the Trump administration. They analyze upcoming contempt hearings in J.G.G. v. Trump and the recent release of Kilmar Abrego Garcia from ICE custody. The conversation touches on national security litigation, domestic deployment disputes involving the National Guard, and grand jury dynamics affecting key prosecutions. Insightful commentary on recent judicial reactions and federal immigration intricacies wraps up the session.

In this discussion, Anna Bauer, a legal reporter specializing in prosecutions, gives a detailed update on the Georgia case against Trump, analyzing the complexities of self-appointments and prosecutorial options. Roger Parloff delves into the legality surrounding U.S. attorney appointments and critical court challenges, while Eric Columbus highlights potential implications of ongoing criminal investigations. Loren Voss examines the litigation surrounding National Guard deployments, questioning definitions of rebellion in the context of Trump's actions.