Bannon and Davis suggest suspending habeas if SCOTUS requires due process for deportations
Steve Bannon and Mike Davis suggested that Trump suspend habeas corpus if SCOTUS reaffirmed that immigrants have due process rights.
Under the Trump administration, attacks on the rule of law and the justice system are coming from all angles. It can feel impossible to keep track of legislation, executive orders, statements from right-wing media, and more–so let us do it for you.
Steve Bannon and Mike Davis suggested that Trump suspend habeas corpus if SCOTUS reaffirmed that immigrants have due process rights.
MAGA pastor Shane Vaughn said on YouTube that judges who rule against Trump “should be put in prison for treason.”
Religious right commentator Rick Joyner suggested that if courts continue to “interfere” with Trump’s executive orders, it could lead to “another civil war.”
Phillip Jauregui, who leads an organization that uses lobbying, prayer and policy advocacy to influence the judiciary, suggested that Congress reduce the judiciary’s budget in response to the “activist judges” who were ruling against the Trump administration.
Numerous right-wing media figures attacked SCOTUS Justice Amy Coney Barrett after she joined a majority opinion requiring the Trump administration to pay contractors for work that had already been done. They called her a “DEI hire” and made racist statements against her family.
Numerous right-wing media figures attacked Chief Judge James Boasberg for ruling against Trump, calling for his impeachment, saying he “should be on a plane to Gitmo,” and attacking his wife and daughter.
Numerous right-wing media figures denounced Chief Justice John Roberts when he suggested that judges shouldn’t be impeached just for ruling against Trump.
Laura Ingraham responded to a federal judge concluding that the Trump administration had defied a court order by calling it a “scandal,” suggesting that his political donations and other work prior to becoming a judge were “as bad as you would imagine.” Judges who ruled against Trump were criticized elsewhere on Fox News that day as ignoring precedent, “anti-constitutional,” and “backwater.” These statements were part of a larger pattern of over 100 such statements aired on Fox News between January 28 and March 18, 2025.
H. Res. 174, Judge Ali
H. Res. 157, Judge Bates
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