william orrick, iii. a clever, leftist judicial judge.ust can't get over the guy who thinks he's in charge of national security. and what are we facing here? >> we are facing what really has been the result of decades of the left pumping and packing the court, the benches with activists legal buddies. the ruling states the federal government has no right to act in such a way with regard to federal funds with regards to cities that have different immigration strategies. that's the phrase the judge uses. cities don't have immigration strategies. there is one thing in america with immigration strategies and it's called the federal government. it's patently transparent and political. lou: absolutely. dr. sebastian gorka, good to see you. be sure to vote in our poll tonight. do you believe the american people should demand a full account of which lawmakers made payouts using the congressional taxpayer funded slush fund. another democrat added to the growing list of mostly leftist creeps. we'll take up the allegations next. building a website i

shannon: president trump's proposed band on certain funding to centricity system blocked by judge william orrick long history of donating to democrats. credited for raising money for john kerry, and nearly $200,000 for former president barack obama. the judge blocked the order calling it unconstitutional. here to discuss, larry o'connor. johns hopkins professor wendy osefo. i want to read what the judge said. he said you can't tell these people you are cutting off this money. they thought they were going to get it. he said in part, while the federal government may incentivize dates to adopt federal programs voluntarily, it cannot use means that are so coercive as to compel their compliance." professor. >> i understand what the judge is saying here, right, because of the end of the day, there's no way for them to enforce this. there's no way for them to say if this is something they bestow upon us, we are not going to be able to say actually you are wrong. that's the issue here. there are no guidelines, that's what we are talking about. it's not about his political leanings. we can't use that as

judge william orrick raised $200,000 for president obama and personally gave $30,000 to democratic committees supporting his campaign. in 2004 he bundled $100,000 for john kerry. here is the appeals court what they will have to figure out. he claims the executive order threatens to take all federal money away from sanctuary cities. the justice department says that is not accurate. the only law enforcement grant money was at issue here and that money is conditioned upon the sanctuary city following the law. that is something both the obama and trump administrations agree, julie. locals cannot take the money and still release criminal aliens. back to you. >> william la jeunesse in los angeles. >> the justice department reacting to the sanctuary cities ruling saying the district court exceeded its authority today when it barred the president from instructing his cabinet members to enforce existing law. the justice department will vindicate the president's lawful authority to direct the executive branch. joining us now jordan fabian. they must be pretty hot at the white house about this ruling. a

district judge william orrick ordered the injunction after ruling the trump administration's attempts to force cities to mobilize local police to cooperate with the federal government's mass deportation plans was . the trump administration has asked the u.s. supreme court to allow trump's latest travel ban to take affect following an appeals court ruling last week that blocked part of it from being enacted. this latest travel ban removes sedan from the original list and added the countries of chad and government, and some officials from venezuela. the latest order also includes restrictions on citizens from iraq as well as all citizizens f a rant, libya, syria, yemen, and somalia. nebraska regulators have approved the controversial keystone xl pipeline, dealing a major blow to the nearly decade-long battle to stop the project. on monday, regulators rejected transcanada's preferred route but approved an alternative path for r the pipeline, , which woud link u up with an existiting nek ofof pipelines to carrrry oil fm cananada's tar sasands regigionn alberta to refineries as f far away

judge william orrick rejecting the administration's argument that the order affects only a small potmoney. >> the judge used comments by attorney general jeff sessions and the president himself as evidence the order was intended to target a wide array of federal funding. the judge's ruling affects lawsuits brought by two california counties, san francisco and santa clara. san francisco's city attorney calling the decision a victory for the american people and the rule of law. the doj blasted the ruling, accusing the court of exceeding its authority and promising to take action. >> all right, let's bring in cnn political analyst julian zelizer, historian and professor at princeton university. good morning. >> good morning. >> we'll skip the turkey pardoning as an important political news story of the day and focus really in on this issue with haiti. temporary protected status is meant to show, i guess, the heart of the united states, that we take in people who are fleeing terrible conditions. but one of the criticisms is that it's not really ever temporary. you know, some of these pla

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course, this latest setback by the administration comes by a district court judge by the name of william orrick he has blocked the president's executive order which would cut funding from cities that limit cooperation with u.s. immigration authorities. i want to share the judge's statement at least in part here bill. i think you'll find it instructive. the judge says the counties have demonstrated that the executive order has caused and will cause them constitutional injuries by violating the separation of powers, doctrine and depriving them of their 10th and 5th amendment rights. the san francisco city attorney, he is very excited about this and calls it a victory for the american people and the rule of law. this executive order was unconstitutional before the ink on it was even dry. now the department of justice is obviously pushing back weighing in this way. the district court exceeded its authority today when it barred the president from instructing his cabinet members to enforce existing law. the justice department will vindicate the president's lawful authority to direct the executive bra