Well, considering almost half of United States District Court Judges are Obama-appointed, by virtue of the simple fact that he was the preceding President who had two terms, then it’s actually just a matter of probability.
If I call heads before flipping a coin, and it turns out to be heads, it doesn’t exactly make me Nostradamus, now does it?
The plaintiffs are the Southern Border Communities Coalition and the Sierra Club are both based in the district of the judge. Are you suggesting plaintiffs should sue in the district of the defendant?
I am suggesting that the suit should be filed in the district where the “offense” occurs and the impact happens.
If those two organizations were based in NYC, should the judge for the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York hear the case?
I think jurisdiction should be a bit better limited.
My brother (who lives in California) was sued by a Texas company for patent infringement. The company went for some home cooking in San Antonio. My brother won his case in front of 12 Texans on the jury. Won the appeal too. The company appealed to SCOTUS and was denied and that was that.
People always go for home cooking, if you have a good case, people will listen no matter where it is at.
I see a pattern about Judges (appointed by DEM’s and GOP) are ruling against Trump because he doesn’t understand the law. One has to assume, since he hires only the best people, that he is ignoring legal advice.
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Yeah, that’s the other thing in play here. Voters were promised during the campaign that Mexico would be paying for the wall. Now Trump is trying everything he can do to stick US taxpayers with the bill.