In a country characterized by the rule of law, some regulation of immigration is a legitimate function of government. In a lawless, expressly bigoted, and expressly corrupt regime, it is not. Download IceBlock and defy this administration.
/2 To show my work: by lawless I mean the administration routinely deliberately violates the law, defies courts, and obstructs the rule of law, and respects no substantive or procedural rights.
/3 By expressly bigoted I mean since he came down the escalator Trump has deliberately and successfully used hatred based on ethnicity and national origin, and his most recent administration is openly premised on it.
/4 And by expressly corrupt, I mean the administration has openly declared it will use immigration to suppress speech it doesn’t like, harm political enemies, and benefit friends.
/5 Any such administration does not merely lose the right to the legal presumption of regularity. It, and its agents, lose any reasonable expectation to the protection and benefit of the rule of law that it flouts.