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The Ninth Circuit just heard one of the most important Article II cases of the decade.
A radical district judge tried to block the President from deploying the National Guard while Portland mobs openly attacked federal officers and ICE facilities.
The legal standard is crystal clear: the President only needs a colorable basis for determining that regular forces can’t enforce federal law. The record shows months of violence, threats, arson, mob obstruction, and police unwilling to act.
Yet this judge substituted her own politics for the law.
The Ninth Circuit’s questioning suggests they understand what’s at stake: federal authority, constitutional separation of powers, and the safety of federal agents.
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