Our People Home, Our Enemies Out

• SpaceX Dragon docks with Space Station.

Two astronauts were scheduled to come home from the space station months ago. But NASA and Boeing were unable to rescue them. Reportedly, Musk said he could being them home in his Space-X ship, but President Biden refused. Whether or not this is true, we hope they will be home soon.

Critics of Musk continue their ranting, and their coordinated attacks on Tesla dealerships. Even rescuing the astronauts could not calm their hatred. What could? Nothing. You can’t reason people out of something they weren’t reasoned into in the first place.

• Planeload of members of the violent gang Tren de Aragua are deported and arrive in El Salvador, which agreed to take them.

The deportation occurred despite a judge’s order blocking it. Apparently some of the 677 federal district judges believe that their authority extends beyond their districts, encompasses the entire nation, and includes the power to overrule the President in directing the Executive Branch. Apparently President Trump disagrees.

The case will wend its way through the court system and eventually wind up in the Supreme Court. Meanwhile, the members of Tren de Aragua will no longer be here to prey upon our people.

• In short, we are bringing our people home, but kicking our enemies out. Those who oppose these actions should expect to have their motives and morals questioned, not to mention their intelligence.