The Judicial Coup Continues
Presidential advisor Stephen Miller didn’t mince words. “An unelected judge has just ruled that elections, laws and borders don’t exist,” he declared. Blunt. Also accurate.This fits a pattern Miller has documented for months. He has repeatedly called out what he terms “judicial tyranny” from Democratic-appointed judges who manufacture weak legal arguments to obstruct immigration enforcement. “We are living under judicial tyranny,” he warned last August. “The judicial coup continues,” he said in June 2025. The man has been sounding the alarm. Few listened.
The strategy here is transparent. Every injunction drains White House resources and burns daylight on the President’s term. Even when appellate courts overturn these rulings—and they likely will—the delay itself counts as a win for open-border advocates.
A Uruguayan-born judge appointed by President Joe Biden has invented a novel excuse to block President Donald Trump from terminating Biden’s award of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) to 350,000 illegal-migrant Haitians.
The text of the TPS quasi-amnesty law bars judges’ intervention in TPS decisions by saying “There is no judicial review of any [TPS] determination.”
But Judge Ana Reyes, an immigrant and a Harvard graduate, claims that she is still allowed to review the process of the TPS determination.
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