The legal is broken on my end.

Agree. And I handled cases in which removal of a person to a third country was potentially lawful, and it was my understanding that, in many instances, a regulation demanded various procedures before removal occurs. Is that wrong?

A color revolution?

Isn't this what the administration has done in its settlements with universities?

I haven't. But it wouldn't shock me if returned something.

Have you searched "minatory and Selya" in the Westlaw CA1 database?

Stick with menacing!

I wish that was the only problem here.

Interesting.

It's terrific.

That approach seems at odds with the gist of Arizonans for Official English v. Arizona, 520 U.S. 43 (1997).

Trump's recent poll numbers--on the economy and otherwise--are worse than they have been. But I don't think you can assume that people answered this question based wholly on their own economic self interest.

Good point.

How can a reporter be insubordinate to a public official or monarch? That's not a thing.

If he had nothing to do with it, why would he be embarrassed?

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