BREAKING: Judge hits ICE agents with BRUTAL NEWS

Judge Michael Simon issued a temporary restraining order (TRO) against ICE, preventing federal agents from using tear gas, chemical munitions, or projectile munitions against peaceful protesters and journalists outside an ICE facility in Portland, Oregon. This order specifically limits targeting heads, necks, or torsos unless deadly force is justified.

A federal judge, Michael Simon, in Oregon, just ordered that ICE not be permitted to... gas peaceful protesters use chemical or projectile munitions against peaceful protesters, journalists who are gathering regularly outside an ICE facility in Portland. He also said, 'Listen, you can't fire munitions... at protesters. You can't fire at their heads. You can't fire at their necks. You can't fire at their torsos unless you would otherwise be authorized to use deadly force.'

Judge Simon's ruling included strong language, stating, 'In a well functioning constitutional democratic republic, free speech, courageous news gathering, and nonviolent protest are all permitted, respected, and even celebrated... Our nation is now at a crossroads.' The host, Glenn, interprets this as the federal judiciary becoming 'more and more forward-leaning' in recognizing a 'democracy in crisis' due to a 'runaway, lawless, abusive executive branch.'

In a well functioning constitutional democratic republic, free speech, courageous news gathering, and nonviolent protest are all permitted, respected, and even celebrated in an authoritarian regime. That is not the case. Our nation is now at a crossroads. The federal judiciary is getting more and more forwardleaning in not just sawing the factual and legal wood in front of it, but in saying we recognize that we have a democracy in crisis. Why? because of a runaway, lawless, abusive executive branch.

While the temporary restraining order is specific to Oregon, the 22-page ruling provides a detailed legal blueprint and case law that can be used by plaintiffs and attorneys across the country to file similar lawsuits. This creates an 'atmospheric precedent' that emboldens other judges to rule against federal abuses, even without formal legal precedent.

They can and you know what's great is they now have blueprints, right? They have the briefs that are filed by these plaintiffs. They can use those briefs and this ruling handed down by Judge Simon is a 22page ruling setting out lots of case law supporting why he ruled the way he did. All of that can be used by plaintiffs all across the country. There is this atmospheric precedent that I think is being created nationwide by judge after judge in jurisdiction after jurisdiction acknowledging that you have federal agents who are engaged in lawless and unconstitutional activity.