Yes, that Marco Rubio. The Florida senator and freshly minted Secretary of State showed up to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Tuesday swinging like it was 2016 again — only this time, he wasn’t roasting Trump. He was defending him. In a marathon hearing that had more political shade than a Real Housewives reunion, Rubio … Read more
Let’s talk about what just happened in Washington, because—wow. During a Senate Homeland Security Committee hearing on Monday, Kristi Noem, recently tapped as the new Secretary of Homeland Security (yep, that Kristi Noem), got hit with a basic civics question. BREAKING: In a stunning moment, Kristi Noem FAILS to define what habeas corpus is. No … Read more
Donald Trump’s push to bring back mass deportations using an 18th-century wartime law just hit a brick wall — and it’s shaped like the Supreme Court. In a 7–2 decision on Thursday, the justices said a big fat nope to the former president’s attempt to restart deportations under the Alien Enemies Act — a dusty … Read more
Alright, buckle up—this one’s big. The Supreme Court just waded into one of the most explosive debates in U.S. constitutional law: birthright citizenship. Yep, the big one. The question? Whether babies born on U.S. soil to undocumented parents should automatically be Americans. If this sounds like a flashback to the Trump era, that’s because it … Read more
Hold onto your Constitution, folks — Stephen Miller just hinted that the Trump team is seriously thinking about hitting pause on habeas corpus. Yep, that habeas corpus — the one that stops the government from locking you up without a court hearing. No big deal, right? Speaking to PBS NewsHour, Miller — Trump’s longtime policy … Read more