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Judges vs. the Administration blog
Judges in a Divided Washington, and the Lame-Duck Window That Closes January 3What a Senate majority controls, what a President still can do, and what the weeks before January 3 allow after the November 3, 2026 midterms.Inside a Removal Case From Notice to Appear to the Plane RideThe steps between an immigration arrest and a removal flight, who controls each, where the shortcuts are, and why the queues build.One Judge, One Injunction, One Country, and How Federal Courts Block PolicyHow one district judge can freeze a federal policy, what a TRO and an injunction are, and why both parties argue the power depending on who is President.Why Dwight Eisenhower sent the 101st Airborne to Little Rock in 1957Eisenhower sent paratroopers to Little Rock to enforce a court order, and the conservative lesson is that the rule of law binds governors too.Marbury v. Madison and the Power the Supreme Court Gave Itself in 1803Nothing in the text says courts may strike down laws. John Marshall claimed that power in a case where he refused to hand William Marbury his commission.