Another Fifth Column Judge, Fernandez Rodriguez, subverts the legislative intent of the Alien Enemies Act

Judge Rodriguez, in support of his ORDER permanently blocking the Trump Administration from detaining, transferring or removing Venezuelans targeted for deportation under the Alien Enemies Act (AEA), discards and dismisses one of the most fundamental age old rules requiring an adherence to “legislative intent”, and he goes on to attach his personal views to the Act to support his order.

Judge Rodriguez writes: “The historical context for the enactment of a statute can prove relevant, but does not dictate the statutory words’ meaning. See, e.g., Airlines for Am. v. Dep’t of Transportation, 110 F.4th 672, 676 (5th Cir. 2024) (confirming that “legislative history is not the law,” and it cannot “muddy clear statutory language”) . . . “

And yet, in Hawaii v. Mankichi, 190 U.S. 197 (1903), our Supreme Court emphatically states:

”But there is another question underlying this and all other rules for the interpretation of statutes, and that is what was the intention of the legislative body? Without going back to the famous case of the drawing of blood in the streets of Bologna, the books are full of authorities to the effect that the intention of the lawmaking power will prevail even against the letter of the statute; or, as tersely expressed by Mr. Justice Swayne in 90 U.S. 380 :

“A thing may be within the letter of a statute and not within its meaning, and within its meaning, though not within its letter. The intention of the lawmaker is the law.”

Those who have actually taken the time and studied the 1798 CONGRESSIONAL DEBATES: ALIEN ENEMIES which created An act respecting Alien Enemies will find its very purpose and legislative intent, when the United States and her citizens were under threat which involved “aliens”, was to provide the President with extraordinary power, including unobstructed discretionary deportation power, to classify, apprehend, restrain, secure and remove, aliens deemed, as stated in the President’s Proclamation, who pose a threat to the general welfare of the United States and her citizens.

Judge, Fernandez Rodriguez, in his written order, has not only ignored and subverted a fundamental rule of statutory construction requiring an adherence to legislative intent, but has done so to prevent the deportation of millions upon millions of poverty-stricken, poorly educated, low-skilled, diseased, disabled, criminal, un-vetted terrorist and religious fanatic foreign nationals who have entered the United States illegally, and are now inflicting devastating pain and suffering upon American Citizens and their children, which includes murder, rape, theft, assault, not to mention overburdening our emergency care rooms, public schools and public housing, all of which are meant for American citizens and their children, and not the illegal entrant aliens who Judge Rodriguez is protecting with his subversive and tyrannical order.

JWK

Our courts, federal and state, are infested with FIFTH COLUMN activist judges (Judge Charlotte Sweeney, Judge Landya McCafferty, Judge Shelley Joseph, Judge Indira Talwani, Judge Amy Berman Jackson, Judge Hannah Dugan, Judge Fernandez Rodriguez, Judge James Boasberg, Judge Randolph Moss, Judge William Alsup, Judge Loren AliKhan,. . and many others), who are intent on undermining the general welfare of the United States and her citizens.

He’s done no such thing.

You dont need the Alien Enemies Act to deport illegals

You DO need things like it when you have another goal in mind…which is unfettered executive power…including the power to decide who America’s enemies are and when we are at war with them all resting solely with the Executive which is absolutely not something the Founders wanted.

May the odds be ever in your favor

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:rofl: Outstanding! A #walloftext MAGA rant!

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¡lEgiSaLaTivE iNtEnT!

And to imprison for life in a 3rd country, don’t forget that.

Judge RodrigueZ issues the best rulings! Perfect really! Beautiful rulings! Yuge.

Another little pompous district judge who needs putting in his place.

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You guys just love to make up stuff to be scared about.
No wonder so many of you find hiding beneath the bed so comforting.

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Judge Rodriguez certainly has done exactly what I indicated. He discards and dismisses one of the most fundamental age-old rules requiring an adherence to “legislative intent”.

Judge Rodriguez writes:

“The historical context for the enactment of a statute can prove relevant, but does not dictate the statutory words’ meaning. See, e.g., Airlines for Am. v. Dep’t of Transportation, 110 F.4th 672, 676 (5th Cir. 2024) (confirming that “legislative history is not the law,” and it cannot “muddy clear statutory language”) . . . “

JWK

It’s simple really.

They lost the election and they can’t stand being out of power.

In the floor kicking and screaming and having tantrums.

p.s. More lawfare on the part of the “judge”.

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Trump put him in his place. :rofl:

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Irony. How has MS-13 hurt you or anybody you know?

The LeGisLatiVe iNtEnt" of AEA was war.

The assertions that a declared war being required to invoke the AEA is made up ■■■■■

What we do know is, during the time period (1798) when Congress enacted The Alien Enemies Act, Congress had an unambiguous intention to protect the United States from disaffected or seditious persons residing within the United States, e.g. on May 16th,1798 we find the following:

ALIENS.

Mr. Sewall said, the Committee for the Protection of Commerce and Defence of the Country, to whom it was referred to inquire into what measures would be proper to be taken respecting aliens, were of opinion their instructions did not go to a sufficient extent, and directed him to propose to the House the following resolution for adoption:

“ Resolved, That the committee on that part of the President’s Speech which relates to commerce and the defence of the country, be authorized to consider the danger which may result by means of aliens and other disaffected or seditious persons residing within the United States, and what measures ought to be taken for securing, removing, or otherwise restricting such persons, and to report by bill or otherwise.” SOURCE

And later, on May, 22nd, Congressional Record, House of Representatives, page 1791, we find:

“Mr. O. believed, therefore, that it would be best to vest a discretionally power in the Executive to secure and take care that these men should do no injury. And this could not be looked upon as a dangerous or exorbitant power, since the President would have the power, the moment war was declared, to apprehend the whole of these people as enemies, and make them prisoners of war. And in case of a predatory incursion, made on this country, there might be as much reason for securing some of them as in case of actual war or invasion.”___ LINK

As it turns out, all the crap about an actual war being required is made up crap, unsupported by the legislative intent of the AEA.

Judge Rodriguez has taken the liberty to attach his personal views of fairness, reasonableness, and justice to the Alien Enemies Act in order to subvert the very intentions of the Act.

JWK

The public welfare demands that constitutional cases must be decided according to the terms of the Constitution itself, and not according to judges’ views of fairness, reasonableness, or justice." – Justice Hugo L. Black ( U.S. Supreme Court Justice, 1886 - 1971) Source: Lecture, Columbia University, 1968

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The LeGisLatiVe iNtEnt were declared war.

How so?

Ain’t scared of them. Just want them out of the country or put away.

So exactly how is that the same as a irrational groupthink fear that Trump wants to be king of the world?

This is quickly devolving into “No True Scotsmen” would oppose Trump.

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Of course you’re scared of them. So scared you’re willing to rationalize violations of the Constitution and sic police on citizens.

The legislative intent of parole was to allow special cases one at a time, not to evade immigration quotas. That didn’t seem to catch the court’s attention.