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9:36Now PlayingRep. Ted Lieu grills Secretary of State Marco Rubio over the administration’s failure to follow a unanimous 9–0 Supreme Court ruling in the Abrego Garcia deportation case. Why is the executive branch seemingly ignoring the Court? And what does this mean for the rule of law, foreign policy, and the integrity of our constitutional system?
📍 Lieu demands answers on two fronts:
Whether Trump’s State Department is complying with the Supreme Court order to bring back Mr. Garcia, wrongfully deported to El Salvador.
Why Secretary Rubio refuses to disclose the steps taken to enforce the ruling — while also dodging questions about chaos in U.S. Ukraine policy and rogue decisions made by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
🇺🇸 This hearing exposes the cracks in separation of powers and accountability — and raises serious questions about whether due process, judicial oversight, and the U.S. Constitution still carry weight in Trump’s second term.
🧠 This video breaks it all down with emotional clarity and political insight — perfect for anyone who cares about democracy, justice, and executive overreach. Don’t miss this critical moment from the July 16th House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing.
👉 WATCH to understand what’s really at stake — and why ignoring a 9–0 Supreme Court ruling could be a line we can’t afford to cross.
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