Judicial Overreach Blocks National Guard Protection
Liberty Check
A federal judge’s decision halted the deployment of the National Guard in Oregon, sparking outrage from constitutional advocates. The ruling, citing the 10th Amendment, comes amid ongoing violence targeting federal officials in Portland.
- Stephen Miller condemned the judge’s order, asserting only the President has authority to send the military to protect federal assets.
- Miller warned that such rulings threaten constitutional order and attempt to override executive powers.
- He argued that attacks on federal immigration officers are a deliberate effort to undermine federal authority and disrupt law enforcement operations.
Efforts to prevent federal officers from performing their duties strike at the heart of constitutional governance. Stay informed and stand firm against judicial activism that undermines executive authority.
The Constitution must be defended.
