Judicial Watch is suing Evanston, Illinois, over a program they say is unfair. The program gives $25,000 to black residents whose families lived there long ago. Judicial Watch argues this breaks the law by treating people differently based on race. They want to stop this program and warn other cities against similar actions. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The Judicial Watch episode talks about how the U.S. President has many powers, like controlling the military and managing federal prosecutions. This article explores how President Trump could use these powers, including appointing a special prosecutor to investigate election issues. It also highlights the work of Judicial Watch in holding the government accountable and discusses the importance of confirming Ed Martin as U.S. attorney. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Judicial Watch is working on a big case for Ashley Babbitt’s family. They might settle a $30 million lawsuit about her death soon. Meanwhile, they also challenge government actions they see as unfair, like a reparations program in Evanston. Plus, they reveal how drones are used for drug smuggling, urging more action from authorities. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The Supreme Court has made some surprising decisions lately. One allowed an illegal immigrant extra time to leave if the deadline was on a weekend. Another stopped President Trump from deporting people quickly. These actions have sparked debates about whether the Supreme Court is using its power fairly, raising concerns about justice and fairness. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Judicial Watch, chosen by President Trump for a special D.C. commission, disagreed with keeping Judge Todd Edelman in his position. The judge had let a dangerous criminal go, who then caused harm. The speaker thinks judges should face consequences for risky decisions, especially when they lead to serious harm, like this tragic incident. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Judicial Watch sued New York’s environmental department for records about the seizure of a man’s pets, Peanut the squirrel and Fred the raccoon. The pets were taken and killed because they were suspected of being illegal and possibly carrying rabies. This case raises questions about wildlife laws and pet owners’ rights. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Judicial Watch talks about how in today’s world, political issues are everywhere. From the Pope’s funeral to President Trump’s actions and Joe Biden’s behavior, there’s a lot to discuss. Immigration policies are changing, and some believe the military might need to help. Plus, there are concerns about secret documents and the courts’ role in politics. Stay informed! …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Judicial Watch is seeking justice for Ashley Babbitt by suing the government for $30 million. They claim her death at the US Capitol was a homicide and question why her shooter, Michael Byrd, wasn’t investigated. They’ve also shared a video of Ashley’s last moments to challenge the story of what happened on January 6, 2021. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Judicial Watch is suing the government for $30 million over Ashley Babbitt’s death at the Capitol. They claim the shooter, Michael Byrd, was protected and not properly investigated. The organization also works to keep voter rolls clean, removing 5 million names to prevent fraud. Their efforts highlight the need for transparency and accountability. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
In this Judicial Watch blog post, we explore two important topics. First, we discuss how schools might include sexual content in lessons without asking parents first. Second, we look at how the government handles deportation cases, especially with gang members. We also talk about a controversial case where officials wrongly euthanized a family’s pet squirrel and raccoon. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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