Here's Warning to Gov Officials who obey orders to break the law... you can be prosecuted and no Pardon will help you:

- (anti-Christian) MAGA politicians.

They know not what they do. There are hardcore atheists who are more Christian in their ways than are most Trumpers.

In the Revelations story, much of the Church, maybe most of it in the Fourth Reich nation, turn to a charismatic political Cult Leader and a False Prophet, prolly a Pope a Dope Trumper, too... instead of following said ways.

What the Abrahamic Religions of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam are all known for from their founding; right up there along with the 10 Strong Suggestions and Calvary... is their founding commitment to:

neighbors, immigrants, foreigners, and strangers, loving one another, not condemning people not like oneself; putting others before oneself, and not loving money for it's own sake.

All of which is what the Church of Trump; Fake Christians, Political Nazis, and Elitist Wealthy are using to divide and conquer America... quickly turning us into 3rd World Power.

Thanks, Trumpers!!

(a repost)

NEW YORK " Another federal judge has issued a scathing rejection of President Donald Trump's use of a wartime power to deport Venezuelan immigrants to El Salvador with little due process.

U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein, a Clinton appointee, blocked the Trump administration from using the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 to deport anyone located in his southern New York district.

And he lamented the plight of more than 200 men whom the administration has already sent to an infamous Salvadoran anti-terrorism prison known for human rights abuses.

"The destination, El Salvador, a country paid to take our aliens, is neither the country from which the aliens came, nor to which they wish to be removed," the judge wrote in a 22-page decision Tuesday.

"But they are taken there, and there to remain, indefinitely, in a notoriously evil jail, unable to communicate with counsel, family or friends."

Further deportations under the Alien Enemies Act would be "unlawful," Hellerstein wrote.