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Texas v. Biden, a case with profound implications for American foreign policy, reached the Supreme Court with lightning speed. On August 13, a judge in Texas appointed by then-President Donald Trump effectively ordered the Biden administration to permanently reinstate Trump’s “Remain in Mexico” policy. That policy, which is officially known as the Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP), requires many immigrants who seek asylum in the United States to stay in Mexico while they await a hearing. Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk’s opinion in Texas was wrong for many reasons, including that he completely misread federal immigration law. Kacsmaryk wrote that a 1996 federal...

This is an excerpt from Dr. Taitz blog, August 21, 2010. The link to the PDF document to which she refers is below the excerpt: More info on the Supreme Court clerks Posted on | August 21, 2010 | No Comments To: undisclosed-recipients:; Subject: U.S. Supreme Court Clerk: Letters to Justices have been “thrown away” | Letter to the Editor | @ The Post & Email U.S. Supreme Court Clerk: Letters toJustices have been “thrown away” | Letter to the Editor | @ The Post& Emailhttp://www.thepostemail.com/2010/08/19/u-s-supreme-court-clerk-letters-to-justices-have-been-thrown-away/ Previously I submitted a case to the Supreme court “Easterling et al v Obama...

It is possible for two people at odds with each other on an issue to both be right. In the recent Tea Party convention, a widely reported encounter took place between editor of Worldnetdaily.com, Joseph Farah, and Andrew Breitbart over whether or not time Obama's citizenship is worthy of discussion. Farah, "Yes." Breitbart, "Not enough evidence to make it a winning strategy." I think both of these men are right and below I'd like to chart a way forward for the Tea Party, composed as it is of so many people who care about the Constitution and want to win...