OPINION - EDITORIAL_ Supreme Court teaches the Resistance how government works

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Supreme Court teaches the Resistance how government works

by Washington Examiner | June 26, 2018 11:50 PM

For 18 months, lower federal courts have winked and nodded at a dubious, dilatory lawsuit intended to block President Trump’s proclamation banning travel to the U.S. from a handful of countries that have massive internal problems with Islamic terrorism.

It took a Supreme Court ruling, unfortunately a narrow 5-4 ruling along partisan lines, to reaffirm what should have been obvious to everyone from the beginning: presidential powers are presidential powers, no matter who is president.

Is the travel ban, which its opponents disparage as a “Muslim ban,” a smart policy? Does it keep anyone safe? The only answer a court can give to that is, it doesn’t matter. Courts don’t create our immigration or security or foreign policy. Nor should they. Congress does, and Congress handed immense powers to the president to exclude foreigners.

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