President Trump 's deportation campaign has expanded far beyond ICE, turning federal agents, state troopers, local police and even wildlife officers into a massive 50,000-person internal enforcement force, a new ACLU report says. Why it matters: The aggressive expansion is blurring the lines between local public safety and federal immigration enforcement, fundamentally changing U.S. law enforcement — and raising civil rights concerns, the report says. The big picture: Neighborhood streets, roads, schools, worksites, hospitals, courts and wildlife areas have turned into enforcement zones, officials say. - That blurring of enforcement lines often has made it harder for people to know who's stopping them, what authority they have and who…
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In the post-judicial-filibuster world, intellectual adherence to textualism, in and of itself, is no longer sufficient for Republican Supreme Court nominees.
'When you go after your political opponents, that is weaponization,' Sen. Eric Schmitt said. 'When you hold people accountable who weaponize the justice system, that's not the same thing.'
