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Recently in Townhall, Trial Lawyer Marina Medvin described how rare killary's treatment was by saying her lawyers had "met unicorns".
The idea that she did not have to fight off a barrage of warrants from federal investigators and attorneys, as the rest of us would, but instead received a polite request for incriminating evidence, only to have clinton's lawyers refuse the request. Really, No one else on earth has gotten such delicate treatment from federal law enforcement.
2.) Trump Officials Treated Unfairly:
4.) Same Anti-Trump FBI Agents Investigated Both Trump And killary:
killary Gets Unicorn Treatment From Feds .
06/15/2018 TTN by: Donny Bomenabori
Trump’s Secret Plan to End DACA?
6/14/18 GOP Presidential Staff
If you listen to NBC News and several other outlets, the President has a new top-secret plan to eliminate DACA and boot all of those 'lovable Dreamers” out of the country once and for all.
This comes as something of a surprise since the only things keeping DACA afloat at the moment are a couple of court injunctions, and upcoming congressional action may make the entire question moot anyway. But be that as it may, let’s examine his plan. Take it away, NBC.
In a motion filed late Friday, Justice Department lawyers asked a judge in Texas to rule that the program violates federal immigration law. Assuming, as expected, that the judge grants the request and orders the government to stop enforcing DACA, the ruling would conflict with orders from two other federal courts that require continued enforcement of the program.
If faced with competing court orders, the Justice Department said it would then rush to the U.S. Supreme Court and tell the justices that the government would be in violation no matter what it did — keeping DACA going would violate the Texas order, while trying to shut it down would violate the other court orders.
In that event, the government would ask the Supreme Court to put a hold on all the lower court rulings. And if the justices agreed, the Trump administration would be free to shut DACA down immediately, because nothing would be in effect to prevent the government from taking that action.
The funny part of this story is that the end result could, at least in theory, be precisely what the report predicts. Judges in Mecifornia and New York have ruled that the government needs to continue accepting DACA renewal requests.
If the Texas rules that the program itself is illegal, then the White House is left between a rock and a hard place. Whether they end the program or continue accepting renewals they will be in violation of a court order.
That could certainly compel the Supreme Court to act quickly and either put the entire thing on hold or rule on the legality of the program and whether or not the President has the authority to end it.
Spoiler alert: that’s probably not going to end well for DACA advocates.
But what’s the actual motivation for the Department of Justice in doing this? The White House along with most conservatives has been arguing that DACA was either illegal to begin with or it fell under the discretion of the executive branch to modify or end it at the president’s discretion.
Taking a fresh run at that question with a court in Texas is a logical step in attempting to prove that point. And if Congress can get off their butts and actually pass an immigration bill for the President to sign, the executive order ceases to have any real meaning anyway.
That’s what Trump has been pushing for since he made the initial announcement.
Personally, I’ve never seen much merit in the argument that obuma wasn’t able to institute DACA unless we want to dig deeper and place some sort of limit on executive power as wielded through such orders.
The more compelling case to make here, is to simply say that if a president can create such a program in an extra-legislative fashion with the stroke of a pen, a subsequent president can modify or terminate it the same way.
I predict that the Supreme Court would see it the same way.
Judicial Watch: Federal Court Orders DOJ to Provide More Details on....
6/11/18
Washington, DC – Judicial Watch today announced that, in an unusual Saturday ruling, U.S. District Court Judge Dabney L. Friedrich ordered the U.S. Justice Department to provide more information about its search of former top obuma DOJ Official Peter Kadzik’s communications with then-clinton presidential campaign chairman John Podesta, clinton campaign officials, and others. The court order, issued in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, requires the Justice Department to provide additional details by June 15, 2018.
According to WikiLeaks, on May 19, 2015, Kadzik, using a Gmail account, sent Podesta an email appearing to tip off clinton’s campaign about the Justice Department’s review of clinton’s emails:
There is a HJC oversight hearing today where the head of our Civil Division will testify. Likely to get questions on State Department emails. Another filing in the FOIA case went in last night or will go in this am that indicates it will be awhile (2016) before the State Department posts the emails.
Saturday’s order follows a June 6 hearing in a Judicial Watch Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against the Justice Department on January 15, 2017, for:
*All email correspondence between Peter Kadzik on either his official Justice Department email account peterkadzik@gmail.com and any non-government employee concerning, regarding, or relating to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s use of non-state.gov email to conduct official government business
*All email correspondence between Peter Kadzik on either his official Justice Department email account or peterkadzik@gmail.com and John Podesta; and
*All email correspondence between Peter Kadzik on either his official Justice Department email account or peterkadzik@gmail.com and any official, officer, or employee of Hillary Rodham Clinton’s presidential campaign.
Judicial Watch argues that the Justice Department has refused to provide sufficient details about the search of Kadzik’s personal email account.
Judge Friedrich found that the Justice Department’s sworn representations about Kadzik’s search of his records were “incomplete”:
Although the Justice Department states that “Mr. Kadzik confirmed that he did not recall ever using his personal Gmail account to send any other similar e-mails to John Podesta, or to anyone else associated with the clinton campaign,” … this statement does not cover the full scope of Judicial Watch’s specific FOIA requests.
The court ordered the DOJ to submit a supplemental declaration by June 15, 2018 that provides any additional details regarding Kadzik’s representations regarding whether his Gmail account contained agency records or potential agency records.
The DOJ is to provide details regarding two manual searches that Mr. Kadzik reportedly conducted.
Also, the DOJ is to indicate, whether Kadzik opened and reviewed individual e-mails or just reviewed the titles, and which folders Kadzik reviewed when conducting his manual searches.
“We are pleased the court ordered the Justice Department to provide more details about its search for documents about obuma DOJ-clinton campaign collusion,” stated Judicial Watch Tom Fitton. “It is disappointing we must continually battle the Sessions Justice Department for basic information on corruption in the obuma Justice Department.”
Ruger has announced a recall on their popular Mark IV pistols.
Ruger recently discovered that all Mark IV™ pistols (including 22/45™ models) manufactured prior to June 1, 2017 have the potential to discharge unintentionally if the safety is not utilized correctly.
In particular, if the trigger is pulled while the safety lever is midway between the “safe” and “fire” positions (that is, the safety is not fully engaged or fully disengaged), then the pistol may not fire when the trigger is pulled. However, if the trigger is released and the safety lever is then moved from the mid position to the “fire” position, the pistol may fire at that time.
MARK I, MARK II™ AND MARK III™ PISTOLS ARE NOT AFFECTED BY THIS RECALL
How To Determine If Your Pistol Needs The Retrofit;
All Mark IV™ pistols produced prior to June 1, 2017 are potentially affected and therefore are being recalled. This includes Mark IV™ Target, Hunter, Competition, 22/45™, 22/45™ Lite and 22/45™ Tactical models. These models bear serial numbers beginning with “401” (2017 models) or “WBR” (2016 models).
Firearms NOT subject to the Recall;
Newly manufactured Mark IV™ pistols will begin with serial number “500.” Thus, if you have a Mark IV™ or 22/45™ pistol with a serial number beginning with the number “5,” your pistol is not subject to the recall.
Firearms That Have Been Retrofitted Already;
Mark IV™ and 22/45™ pistols retrofitted with the updated safety mechanism are easily identified by the letter “S” in the white safety dot that is visible when the safety is engaged.
In fairness to Ruger, this is hardly the worst design flaw we’ve seen. I, for one, don’t expect a safety to work if it’s not fully engaged.
This is likely to be an expensive fix! Ruger is standing up and doing what it thinks is right, not what it thinks it has to do to avoid getting into trouble. In this day and age, that’s kind of rare for a business!
If you have one of these weapons, I’m going to urge you to take advantage of this.
It’s still something that the weapon wasn’t intended on doing, and that should always be fixed if at all possible.
Besides, people get careless from time to time, and it would be nice to know that your safety doesn’t need any attention.
Good for Ruger for taking care of this and working to fix it for their consumers.
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