Noem Confirms Lawlessness, Media Yawns
Governor Noem, a vocal critic of federal immigration policies, openly disregarded a court order to continue deportations to El Salvador. Citing 'states' rights' and a 'crisis,' her administration executed flights that legal experts deemed illegal. This isn't just about immigration; it's about a growing trend among certain politicians who view judicial oversight as optional, particularly when it
serves their political narrative. One might wonder if the same media outlets praising her 'resolve' would be so sanguine if a governor defied a court order on, say, corporate environmental regulations. The selective outrage is telling: laws are absolute when applied to marginalized communities, but merely inconvenient when they hinder political grandstanding by those in power. How many court
orders can be ignored before the 'rule of law' becomes a punchline?