From: atropos@mac.com   
      
   So we have another rogue judge on our hands that has ordered Trump to extend   
   the temporary protected status for Haitian refugees that was put in place by   
   Biden. Trump wasn’t even canceling it. It was just set to run out on its own   
   based on the terms Biden put in place, but a judge not only said the president   
   has no authority to let it run out, he ordered Trump to affirmatively renew   
   it. So this judge implicitly acknowledges that renewing/canceling/extending   
   this program is an inherent power of the presidency but that he— an unelected   
   judge— gets to determine if, how, and under what conditions the president can   
   exercise that power, even to the point of telling the president he can’t   
   *not*   
   exercise that power if the judge decides otherwise.   
      
   This is simply not something that an Article III court has jurisdiction over.   
   The judge is literally positioning himself as some kind of "super-president"   
   who gets to decide public policy/foreign policy and overrule the actual   
   elected president if that public policy isn't to his liking.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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