Larry Kudlow: Federal Judge 'Nuts' for Blocking Migrant Criminal Deportations

Judge's Decision on Migrant Deportations

• 💡 Larry Kudlow calls a federal judge's decision to block the deportation of criminal migrants to El Salvador "nuts."
• 🎯 The judge, James Bosberg, appointed by Obama, is criticized for reviewing FBI Director James Comey's memoirs and endorsing the "Russia Russia Russia hoax."
• 🔑 The judge's action is seen as an attempt to prevent the deportation of individuals described as murderers, kidnappers, sexual abusers, and robbers.

Trump's Deportation Efforts

• 🚀 President Trump is deporting these individuals based on the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 and common sense.
• ⚠️ The editorial from the New York Sun, "Federal Judge Appoints Himself President," is highlighted.
• ⚖️ The article questions how a federal judge from one district can set law for the entire country or prevent executive decisions made by the president.

Burden of Proof in Immigration

• 📄 The policy manual for U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services states that the applicant always has the burden of proving their eligibility for immigration benefits.
• ⛓️ This burden of proof argument is applied to Venezuelan criminals being sent back to El Salvador and could apply to others, like the individual in Louisiana.
• 🗣️ Kudlow emphasizes that a federal judge cannot appoint themselves president, referencing a headline from The Babylon Bee.

National Injunctions and Executive Power

• 📈 President Trump's Supreme Court petition notes that more national injunctions were handed down last month than in all of President Biden's first term.
• 🏛️ The core message to Judge Bosberg is that he cannot appoint himself president.