"Price gauging." Oil giant Shell posts highest-ever annual profit of $40 billion https://t.co/akf6AeIRNJ

“One thing that remains are really exceptional immigration judges who are doing their very best to apply the law fairly and apply due process. They’re really just holding it down right now.” https://t.co/DyhlDhMQ71

“A lot of the actions being taken by this administration have materially changed the way that the courts function,” she added. https://t.co/DyhlDhMQ71

“Fired for No Reason”: Former Immigration Judges Speak Out Against Trump’s Assault on the Courts The Trump adm push4more deportations is upending immigration courts. Recently terminated judges fear the changes imperil due process. Isabela Dias https://t.co/AZYA0bPjIJ

Virginia resident calls out Speaker Johnson on air: As a Republican, I'm very disappointed in my party, and I'm very disappointed in you. You do have the power to call the House back. You refused to do that just for a show. I am begging you to pass this legislation. My kids

Presidents and governors shouldn't be able to deploy National Guard troops from one state to another if that state's governor objects. That is common sense, and yet Republicans just blocked my amendment to stop this blatant abuse of power. Another shameful abdication of duty.

Where is the @CBCNews outrage. I can think of several issues they beat to death, but not this? Really?

“We’ll be making cuts that will be permanent… only Democrat programs.” So he’s admitting his plan is to gut programs millions rely on — healthcare, education, climate action — not because they don’t work, but because Democrats created them. That’s not policy. That’s revenge.

The President has begun military action against boats off the coast of Venezuela. We have no idea who he's killing. He has no legal authority to do this and it's more evidence of his disdain for the Constitution and the law. And it could get us into a real war fast.

Why did Republicans gut health care? To fund tax breaks for billionaires. Why'd they gut child nutrition benefits? Tax breaks for billionaires. Why'd they add $30 TRILLION to the debt? Tax breaks for billionaires!!! They’re fighting for billionaires. We’re fighting for YOU.

The DOJ is expected2soon file its response2Illinois' challenge. And regardless of how U.S. District Judge April Perry rules in the case, either side could appeal the decision to the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals. https://t.co/aWnHgUEZB6

The governor's legal team made a similar argument before a fed court earlier this week after Trump sent the Texas NG2Chicago, &said in Sept that he planned2take the adm2court in the event Trump sent the guard to the Prairie State against his wishes. https://t.co/aWnHgUEZB6

But since Illinois Gov JB Pritzker never made such a request of Trump, that pres-power does not apply. Trump's deployment of NG troops2Memphis, Tennessee was not challenged despite opposition from Mayor Paul Young (D), as Gov Bill Lee (R) made the request. https://t.co/aWnHgUEZB6

Typically, a president can only deploy NG troops2a state if that state's governor explicitly requests it. 10 U.S.C. §12406 gives Trump the power2do so in order to "execute the laws of the United States." https://t.co/aWnHgUEZB6

"While the2filings use nearly id-l-arg-the smaller roster suggests that some R legal officers are unwilling2endorse fed troops entering a state that didn’t request them, exposing quiet unease within the p-legal ranks over the limits of Trump’s authority," https://t.co/aWnHgUEZB6

Alexander wrote that the absence of their names may signal the "first visible crack" in what had typically been a "united GOP front" backing Trump's "expansive view of presidential power." https://t.co/aWnHgUErLy

But acc2Newsweek's Robert Alexander, the Illinois amicus brief is missing the signatures of AGs from North Dakota's Drew Wrigley, Ohio's Dave Yost and Virginia's Jason Miyares. https://t.co/aWnHgUEZB6

The D.C. amicus brief had the backing of AGs from Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Iowa, Indiana, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Texas and West Virginia. https://t.co/aWnHgUErLy

Newsweek reported Thurs that while Trump had 22 R AGs sign onto an amicus (meaning "friend of the court") brief in support of deploying the NG2Wash D.C. filed in Sept, a new amicus brief has just 18 signatures from his own party's top law enf-officials. https://t.co/aWnHgUEZB6

3 Republican attorneys general refuse to support Trump's National Guard deployment: report. By Carl Gibson Trump is now finding fewer support from Republican state AGs over his controversial deployment of National Guard troops to Chicago, Illinois. https://t.co/aWnHgUEZB6

And as my faith teaches me, no weapon formed against me shall prosper. We will fight these baseless charges aggressively, and my office will continue to fiercely protect New Yorkers and their rights." https://t.co/BHq9XWUVoC