It’s Time to Judge the Judges!

 Richard Blakley argues that the current situation regarding illegal immigration in the U. S. highlights a significant issue of government power and judicial overreach. He compares historical precedents with present-day policies and emphasizes the need for action against judges who interfere with executive powers.

• Former President Obama deported approximately 400,000 illegal immigrants annually, yet similar actions today, under President Biden, would take 52. 5 years to address 21 million illegal immigrants.

• Blakley asserts that the powers to protect the country from "invasion" are constitutionally designated to the Legislative and Executive branches, not the Judicial branch. He cites Article 4, Section 4 of the Constitution to support this point.

• The author refers to the 1849 Supreme Court case Luther v. Borden, noting that it emphasized the political branches' responsibility over such matters, highlighting judicial overreach.

• A personal anecdote about a Texas family encountering illegal aliens in their home illustrates Blakley’s definition of "invasion" as hostile encroachment.

• The article raises concerns about the crimes committed by illegal immigrants, framing these actions as a type of invasion.

• It is pointed out that many illegal immigrants, particularly those involved in criminal activities, have been let into the country under the Biden administration, leading to an outcry from families affected by such crimes.

• Blakley notes that President Trump has employed the Alien and Sedition Act from 1798 to address illegal immigration, arguing that this law supports deportation without court hearings for non-citizens.

• He discusses the idea that those who believe America is not at war are misguided, asserting that the U. S. is facing a slow destruction from within, punctuated by foreign threats.

• He references Chinese military literature that outlines strategies for weakening an opponent, suggesting these tactics are being utilized against America.

• Blakley emphasizes that when a president cannot enforce laws due to judicial interference, it endangers national liberty.

• He calls for accountability for judges who violate the Constitution and suggests that impeachment may be necessary to ensure they are held responsible for their actions.

Blakley declares it time to assess the judges who undermine executive power and the principles of the Constitution, advocating for their accountability through legal measures. He implies that failing to address this judicial overreach puts American citizens at risk. 

https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2025/05/it_s_time_to_judge_the_judges.html