In this episode of The Tom Dupree Show, host Tom Dupree addresses the critical issues surrounding illegal immigration, sanctuary cities, and the selective enforcement of immigration laws in America. The discussion examines how judicial activism through nationwide injunctions is affecting the Trump administration’s ability to implement immigration policy reforms.

Tom begins by sharing the heartbreaking story of Katie Abraham, a 20-year-old killed in a car crash by an allegedly drunk driver who was in the country illegally and had been previously deported. This tragedy highlights the devastating consequences when sanctuary cities fail to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.

“Due process applies to citizens, not aliens. If you’re not a citizen, you don’t have legal standing, you don’t get due process. Yes, you can be deported. You don’t get time in front of a judge. That is how our laws are written.”

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Tom explores how sanctuary policies and selective law enforcement weaken America’s legal foundation and societal structure.

“Wrong is wrong and right is right. We can’t keep blinking at certain laws and acting like they don’t exist. You don’t have a society built on law if that happens, and if it’s not a society built on law, then it’s not a society anymore. It breaks apart, it ceases to exist. It’s like not having a border.”

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In the second half of the show, Tom addresses how district federal judges are using nationwide injunctions to block the Trump administration’s executive orders on immigration.

Tom examines recent Supreme Court arguments regarding the constitutionality of nationwide injunctions, particularly as they relate to President Trump’s birthright citizenship order.

“These injunctions are beginning to take a toll on the federal court system, preventing legal questions from percolating through the federal courts, encouraging forum shopping, and making every case a national emergency for the courts and the executive branch.”

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Tom concludes with thoughts on the challenges ahead for the Trump administration in implementing the immigration reforms voters supported.

“Freedom has to be worked for, economic freedom has to be worked for. You think everything we have built just happened? No, it was very hard. It took a lot of work and effort. Nothing about it has been free.”

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