The River Buoy / Razor Wire Barriers Will Be Removed, But USDC Judge Ezra Ruled That The Treaty Is Not "Self-Executing".

This is a small update -- as Judge Ezra has also ruled that all of the federal government Rivers and Harbors Act claims, and the immigration laws which vest singular authority at the federal level for border matters. . . remain intact.

And Texas has (as we've explained, ad nauseum) already lost -- on those. [Texas has appealed those losses, and it is all on appeal, and fully-briefed in the Fifth Circuit, with arguments due in June.]

All he held here, in 41 pages, published overnight, it that the Supremacy Clause by itself, cannot make the Treaty of Hidalgo from the 1840s self-executing, as against an individual state in the union.

So -- a minor matter, as I say. Onward, grinning.

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