The administration, and the husk of a human now leading it, had a rough holiday weekend in the country's courts. From Politico:

Breyer, a Clinton appointee based in San Francisco, concluded that Trump’s Los Angeles deployment—an operation overseen by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth—violated a longstanding law meant to prevent domestic law enforcement by the military: the Posse Comitatus Act. His decision followed a four-day trial last month that included testimony from the Pentagon officials overseeing the troop deployment in Los Angeles.

Posse Comitatis was one of those bedrocks in the law that nobody ever thought was vulnerable to being simply ignored. I think we've all learned that those no longer exist because we are governed in the main by unreality. Back in June, Breyer reminde

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