This isn’t about lawlessness. It’s about a president throwing a tantrum because a judge followed the law.

But here’s the twist: the eight men at the center of this weren’t even covered by the paused injunction. Judge Murphy had already issued a separate order protecting them weeks earlier. So when the government asked to deport them anyway, he said no, and Trump threw a fit.

A whistleblower called it out and was fired.

But it’s not over yet. Provisions like the 10-year ban on state AI regulation and the forced sell-off of public lands are still in the bill. Keep spreading the word. Keep pushing back. This isn’t budget reform.

- Provisions to defund the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
- A effort to eliminate the federal audit watchdog (PCAOB)
- EPA emissions rollbacks that had nothing to do with the budget

Progressives get steamrolled all the time in Congress. We are an outnumbered bloc, especially on matters of defense. Shouldn’t be hard.

They know this isn’t “lefty” opposition. It is BROAD opposition from the American people across the board. The numbers show that. That’s why they’re pushing it.

With fewer protections and harsher reviews, workers become more disposable, more silent, and easier to replace. This is about control, not efficiency.

By artificially lowering performance ratings across the board, agencies can more easily justify removals. It sets a trap turn yesterday’s “high performer” into today’s “underperformer,” and suddenly, long-serving public servants find themselves on shaky ground.