ExactlySorta

Or what?

Or what?

Illegal search and sneezeure

Illegal search and sneezeure

Mike Johnson on reporting that the Trump administration is defying court orders: "There are gonna be hiccups"

Grand Theft Autocrat

Grand Theft Autocrat

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on operating under President Trump:
"I think he's probably the most business-friendly president we've had. It's a joy to work for him because he lets me do stuff that I don't think anybody else would ever let me do."

Viva la revolucion

AOC on DHS Warehouses: I think every American should be alarmed. They are building—and have built—a black box system that disappears people, both immigrants and U.S. citizens alike.

"A lot of us like Jay-Z."

Who's "us?"

"A lot of us like Jay-Z."

Who's "us?"

Now we learn from Reps of both parties who saw the unredacted Epstein files today that Trump, Bondi, & Blanche are covering up the absolute worst things in the Epstein files to protect the wealthy, powerful and politically connected. DOJ is being run by criminal co-conspirators.

Bannon knows too much about Trump and Epstein, so Blanche is taking very good care of him to keep him quiet just like with Maxwell. Blanche is the lynchpin- he has assumed full authority given to him by Trump to protect the worst of the worst.

Ghislaine Maxwell got into jail for engaging in pedophilia and sex trafficking.

Ghislaine Maxwell hopes to get out of jail by engaging in extortion.

I'm beginning to get the impression that Ghislaine Maxwell enjoys criming.

We will because we must

We will because we must

Files released by the US justice department contradicted Howard Lutnick’s earlier claims that he had cut ties with the late sex offender more than 20 years ago, raising concerns from Democrats and Republicans. ft.trib.al/7eNpmiE

Perverted injustice

Perverted injustice

Judge blocks enforcement of California’s law banning masks for ICE agents But the judge also turned down the federal government’s request to block another California law aimed at abuses in immigration enforcement.

JUST IN: Judge Christina Snyder (Clinton/CACD) blocks enforcement of CA law banning federal immigration agents from wearing masks, but will allow enforcement of another CA law requiring law enforcement to display name or badge numbers. w/ @kyledcheney.bsky.social www.politico.com/news/2026/02...

Bring back firing squads for anyone involved.

Don’t care who.

YouTube video by Glenn Kirschner Trump Flunky US Attorney Jeanine Pirro Files Motion to UNDO Steve Bannon's Criminal Convictions!

DC US Attorney Files Absurd Motion to DISMISS Steve Bannon's Federal Criminal Convictions!
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You guys, it seems China is going to cancel the Stanley Cup. Also something about a bridge.

I was once a nine year old victim of sexual abuse. Yeah…I’m fucking angry. We all should be.

Dear Ms. Wolfe, Petitioner-Appellee Rümeysa Öztürk submits this Rule 28(j) letter to advise the Court that on January 29, 2026, the immigration court held that the Department of Homeland Security had not met its burden of proving removability, and the immigration court thereby terminated removal proceedings against Ms. Öztürk.' This development underscores the dangers of the government's interpretation of the Immigration and Nationality Act. Under the government's view, it could punitively detain any noncitizen in retaliation for her speech for many months, so long as it simultaneously institutes removal proceedings—no matter how unmeritorious—all without any federal court review of the lawfulness of detention at any time. To be clear, the termination of Ms. Öztürk's removal proceedings does not moot her habeas case. (By contrast, as Ms. Öztürk has argued, this appeal is moot. Br. 18-20.) Without habeas jurisdiction and the bail order that is currently in place, any government appeal to the Board of Immigration Appeals would again subject Ms. Öztürk to re-detention. See 8 C.F.R. § 1003.6(a). For that reason, she continues to suffer the threat of continuing "now-or-never" First and Fifth Amendment harms. Br. in Opp. 55-57.

NEW: An immigration court has terminated removal proceedings against Tufts doctoral student Rümeysa Öztürk, finding that DHS did not meet its burden of establishing that she was removable, her lawyers tell the Second Circuit. live-awp-vermont.pantheonsite.io/app/uploads/...

Case 1:25-cv-02463-JMC Document 55-1 Filed 02/09/26 Page 2 of 2 Secretary U.S. Department of Homeland Security Washington, DC 20528 DEPARTMEN Homeland Security MEMORANDUM FOR: FROM: SUBJECT: February 2, 2026 Todd. M. Lyons Acting Director for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Rodney Scott Commissioner, U.S. Customs and Border Protection James H. Percival Il General Counsel Holly C. Mehringer Senior Official Performing the Duties of the Chief Financial Officer Kristi Noon at ar Secretary of Homelet Security Congressional Access to Alien Detention Facilities - Ratification of Access Policy and Use of Appropriations for Enforcement On January 8, 2026, I issued a new policy directing that requests by Members of Congress to visit an ICE facility be submitted at least seven days in advance of the visit.' On February 2, 2026, in Neguse v. ICE, a judge in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia temporarily enjoined DHS from enforcing that policy or otherwise requiring any plaintiff to provide advance notice before conducting oversight visits for a period of 14 days.? The court concluded that DHS's policy remains inconsistent with Section 527(b) of the Department's appropriation. It is odd that the court issued this decision given the appropriation containing Section 527(b) lapsed on January 31, 2026. As a result of the lapse, Section 527 is not currently in effect. Therefore, as of this date, I am issuing this new policy that is identical in substance to the January 8 access policy. The General Counsel will provide further guidance regarding the effective date of this policy in light of the court's order. ' This updated policy-issued as a result of the case against ICE-was directed to ICE. Neither CBP nor its policy has been involved in the case to date. In light of today's decision, however, I am also issuing that policy as to CBP. 2 Neguse v. ICE, No. 25-2463, Memorandum Op. at 9 (D.D.C. Feb. 2, 2026).

BREAKING: On February 2, Sec. Noem issued a memo asserting the lapse in appropriations for DHS meant there is no Sec. 527 — the provision protecting congressional oversight visits to immigration detention facilities — and she was issuing a new (third) policy requiring seven-day notice for visits.

Mike Johnson pretending he likes Kid Rock

The lyrics to most of Kid Rock's songs trigger the requirement to report exposure to his son.

GOP Sen Lummis says she’s changed her mind after the new Epstein revelations today: “Initially my reaction to all this was, I don’t care. I don’t see what the big deal is. But now I see what the big deal is. The members of Congress who were pushing this were not wrong!”

This is it. This is the comment I steal. Excellent work