The Courts vs. DHS: Are Judges Stopping ICE? | Chris Geidner
March 5, 2026
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as posted by the channelFederal judges across the country are confronting a fundamental question: when DHS and ICE push the limits of their authority, who stops them?
In this episode of On Offense, Kris Goldsmith sits down with legal journalist Chris Geidner, founder of Law Dork, to break down what’s actually happening inside the courts as immigration detention policies, executive actions, and long-settled legal frameworks are tested under pressure.
This conversation isn’t just about immigration policy. It’s about whether democratic institutions still function when they are put under real stress — and how the rule of law is being defended in real time.
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