Here’s how courts launder paralysis: redefine “unable” to mean “occasionally successful.” If ICE can enforce the law once in a million tries, judges call that “ability” and block reinforcements—no matter how many agents are attacked or operations shut down. That’s not law; it’s sabotage by semantics. When courts discount sworn affidavits and invent standards to tie the Executive’s hands, they’re choosing disorder over enforcement. WATCH FULL SHOW: