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The Supreme Court Is Making Laws Congress Won't. Here's Proof.

This is a video about DHS Is Shut Down. Congress Is on Vacation. The Supreme Court Is Still Working. DHS shut down at midnight. Congress couldn't agree on funding. So they left for a 10-day vacation. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court hasn't taken a day off in over a year. In this video, I break down: → Why Congress hasn't passed immigration reform since 1986 → The 5 Supreme Court cases that shaped immigration policy while Congress argued → How the Court became America's de facto policymaker—not by choice, but by default → What this means for democracy and accountability THE CASES: Trump v. J.G.G. — The Alien Enemies Act and deportations to El Salvador's CECOT prison TPS for Venezuelans — 300,000 people lost status overnight Noem v. Vasquez Perdomo — ICE raids in Los Angeles approved DHS v. D.V.D. — Deportations to South Sudan Birthright Citizenship — Pending decision, summer 2026 535 elected representatives who can't agree on lunch. 9 unelected judges who just decided the fate of millions. You voted for Congress. You didn't vote for the Supreme Court. But only one of them is working. This isn't left or right. This is a system that's broken. And nobody's explaining it to you—until now. — The Third Voice — Supreme Court decisions and American power structures explained in plain English. The law belongs to all of us. The system doesn't explain itself. So we will. — 📌 Subscribe for more breakdowns of how power actually works in America. 🔔 New videos every week translating the law into plain English. — #SupremeCourt #Congress #DHSShutdown #Immigration #Government #Democracy #Constitution #Law #Legal #Politics #PowerStructure #WhoRunsAmerica #535vs9 #TheThirdVoice #ICE #TPS #BirthrightCitizenship #AlienEnemiesAct #CECOT #Accountability #BrokenSystem #Explained #CurrentEvents #News