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You Broke the Law’: Ted Lieu Slams Rubio for Defying Supreme Court Deportation Ruling”

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October 4, 2025

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When a Supreme Court unanimously rules that a man was wrongfully deported, you’d expect every branch of government to follow the law. But in this powerful exchange, Representative Ted Lieu presses Secretary Marco Rubio on why his department hasn’t complied with a 9–0 Supreme Court decision ordering the man’s return.

Lieu’s questioning cuts to the heart of American democracy — what happens when those in power choose to ignore the law? The confrontation reveals not just bureaucratic arrogance, but a larger issue of executive overreach and human rights when it comes to immigration policy.

This is more than politics — it’s a test of whether our institutions still believe in justice, due process, and accountability.

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