Stephen Miller's Org SUES Chief Justice Roberts to Get Trump Control of Courts!

[FarPoint]

The destruction of America continues....

Today, we're talking about the new lawsuit filed by Stephen Miller's org against CJ John Roberts that claims the administrative function of the courts is under Presidential control, Trump considers calling immigrants "enemy combatants" to deport more, looming votes on two key Trump nominees, and way more.

[3auld6phart]

1. Are they

Seriously going to allow Dead eyes Miller to take control of Ig norent Stares of America? .. Seriously..
What the Hell is happening, Christ @lmighty get a grip and do something about the shit drumpfh and his republican stooges totally destroy the USA

[FarPoint]

2. They intend to do what ever it takes to destroy America and it's foundation.

We are at war and have no leadership I am aware of to fight back as we need to happen....

[kacekwl]

3. Are the Supremes going to

rule against themselves when the case is before them? Wouldn't surprise me if a few do.

[hlthe2b]

4. I cannot identify an outcome directed at this NAZI bastard severe enough...

But, I hope to live long enough to see the movie (I see that a new Nuremberg movie is about to be released; maybe the "sequel?" )

[Escurumbele]

5. A quote for John Roberts - "Raise crows, and they will gouge your eyes out"

OK, the crooks from the supreme court should be watching the road very well before the cross because there is a big bus coming at them. They asked for this, well they got it.

[ancianita]

6. Maybe more context is called for ...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/America_First_Legal

America First Legal's board of directors includes Whitaker and former chief of staff for Trump, Mark Meadows...
Until July 2024, America First Legal was a member of the advisory board of Project 2025 ...
Politico reported that Stephen Miller, the former senior advisor to president Donald Trump, began forming America First Legal after Trump's loss in the 2020 presidential election. According to Politico, Miller consulted the Conservative Partnership Institute and lawyer Ken Starr, who authored the Starr Report that led to the impeachment of Bill Clinton, and requested funding from Chicago Cubs co-owner Todd Ricketts.[3] Miller launched America First Legal on April 6, 2021...

https://www.democracydocket.com/news-alerts/trump-ally-stephen-miller-sues-john-roberts-control-courts/

In the lawsuit filed last week, America First Legal (AFL) argued that the Judicial Conference of the U.S. and the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts — two key judicial branch bodies that frame policy and handle the basic functions of the federal courts — are executive branch agencies.

“Such agencies must be overseen by the President, not the courts,” the group, represented by attorney Will Scolinos, claimed, adding that the lawsuit “preserves the separation of powers but also keeps the courts out of politics.”

The Judicial Conference is a policymaking body for the lower federal courts established by Congress to promote public confidence in the integrity and impartiality of the judiciary. The Administrative office handles the nuts and bolts of the federal judiciary, like budgets and organizing court data....

Miller’s group named Roberts as a defendant because the Judicial Conference is headed by the chief justice. It named Robert Conrad, director of the Administrative Office, as a defendant.

“Recently, the media and liberal lawmakers have sought to undermine the political independence of Article III Courts,” the lawsuit reads.

The lawsuit is a continuation of the Trump administration’s extensive effort to break down the separation of powers and usurp the constitutional powers of the other federal branches. In targeting the conference and administrative office, AFL is threatening both the courts’ independence and Congress’s authority to organize courts below the Supreme Court.

This is the second time AFL has attempted to FOIA the Judicial Conference and the Administrative Office. Last year, the group’s FOIA suit against the bodies quickly failed after the Supreme Court’s legal counsel said the information act did not apply to judicial branch entities.