Bill of Rights put to the test over Trump’s immigration crackdown in Minnesota DETAILS IN COMMENT ⬇️

Another Clinton-appointed federal judge, Michael J. Davis in Minnesota — who has handled a number of petitions stemming from Operation Metro Surge — wrote last month of “an undeniable move by the Government in the past month to defy court orders or at least to stretch the legal process to the breaking point in an attempt to deny noncitizens their due process rights.”

Moderate Rep. Don Bacon, R-Neb., a frequent Trump critic who is not seeking re-election this year, said he’s confident the courts will step in to halt unconstitutional activity related to Minneapolis and ICE.

“I think the warrants will lose in court,” Bacon said. “In the end, I think the courts will be an effective backstop. But I don’t know why they want to push the envelope. I wouldn’t do it, but in the end I think our Constitution will be secured and we got a good court that will do it. The problem is it just takes awhile to make that happen.”