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The administration’s immigration push keeps running into the same answer from the courts: not so fast. That is a problem for a White House that wants mass-removal theatrics and instant wins, because judges keep insisting on law, process, and actual facts.
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The administration’s immigration push keeps running into the same answer from the courts: not so fast. That is a problem for a White House that wants mass-removal theatrics and instant wins, because judges keep insisting on law, process, and actual facts.
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The administration’s immigration push keeps running into the same answer from the courts: not so fast. That is a problem for a White House that wants mass-removal theatrics and instant wins, because judges keep insisting on law, process, and actual facts.
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