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What was all that yammering before the Supreme Court about the "presumption of regularity"? #MuslimBan
https://twitter.com/DLind/status/1010332113516810240
"Typically, executive orders are the product of weeks of collaborative work.... The order Trump signed this week, hastily written amid an escalating crisis and rushed to his desk before he left town for a political rally, was the opposite." 
Just like his other executive orders on immigration, in fact. Imagine that.
https://twitter.com/kalhan/status/1010349312486895616?s=19
"[O]fficials say they remain uncertain how to carry out an order they aren’t sure is legal in the first place.... 'It was policy based on a PR-messaging impulse.'"
Oh come now. Something like that would *never* happen. "Presumption of regularity"—I mean, Noel Francisco and his enablers all promised! To the Supreme Court!
https://twitter.com/kalhan/status/1010352683205750784?s=19
"Trump said he wanted to sign a full immigration bill as part of an executive order, which one administration official described as 'a pretty insane idea.'" washingtonpost.com/amphtml/world/…
Of course, in the bizarro world of Noel Francisco, this is just "the cabinet doing its job through the agencies."
https://twitter.com/kalhan/status/989259648653053953?s=19
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