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As Americans celebrate Father’s Day there are some that are using the occasion to trash on 13-year-old Barron Trump.

The reason they have given for their attacks is the fact that President trump had a busy Father’s Day which started with him tweeting about things that were on his mind.

“Happy Father’s Day to all, including my worst and most vicious critics, of which there are fewer and fewer. This is a FANTASTIC time to be an American! KEEP AMERICA GREAT!” The President posted on Twitter.

President Trump then spent some time golfing with Sen. Lindsey Graham because, as the leader of the free world, he has some business to do.

“According to the White House pool, it appears the president is going to be spending Father’s Day golfing with Lindsey Graham,” Roll Call reporter Niels Lesniewski said.

The fact that his father is busy on Father’s Day could have bugged little Barron Trump, and the Democrats used that to needle him even more.

This is not the first time Barron Trump has been attacked or harmed by the left. He was frightened when he caught a glimpse of Kathy Griffin holding his dad’s mock severed head. It appears that nothing is off limits for these people. Many conservatives weren’t pleased with the attacks on Barron. They took to Twitter to respond.

This Thursday, a three-judge panel of the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals reversed an illegal immigrant’s deportation order, which could potentially have a big impact on how Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) can apprehend illegal aliens in connection with search warrants.

The case of Gregoria Perez Cruz goes back 11 years ago. Cruz, according to the appeals court ruling, should not be deported although he was and remains an illegal immigrant.

In 2006 ICE received a tip that the company Micro Solutions Enterprises in Van Nuys, California, was employing 200 to 300 illegals. In 2008, criminal complaints and arrest warrants were issued for employment-related documents and for eight MSE employees. The warrants were served upon MSE, a maker of printer cartridges, by approximately 100 ICE agents. Around 130 undocumented people were subsequently detained by ICE after those present were asked if they were legally in the country.

Internal ICE documents obtained via FOIA request by the ACLU of Southern California and the L.A. Chapter of the National Lawyers Guild exposed that the MSE raid was planned from the beginning to result in the arrests of undocumented workers present at the factory. The documents showed that the agency’s expectation had been to detain and deport more than 200 workers from the factory.

The 9th Circuit panel order noted the documents showed “that ICE would have ‘2 buses and 5 vans’ ready to transport potential detainees from the factory and ‘200 detention beds available to support the operation.’”

Cruz, a Mexico citizen, was among those arrested and taken to a detention facility overnight. He was subsequently released. One month later Cruz received a notice to appear for a removal hearing, charging him with “entry without inspection.”

In court proceedings, Perez’s legal team’s argument was centered around the point that ICE agents acted outside their authority, given their search warrants for the company’s records and eight management employees.

An immigration judge later rescinded the agency’s deportation order, but then that decision was overturned by the Board of Immigration Appeals. Finally, the board’s decision led to the 9th Circuit Court ruling on Thursday.

“[The] search warrant here authorized a search only for the employer’s records — presumably, paper documents or electronic files. Yet, the agents used the warrant’s authority to enter the working area and detain hundreds of workers. Why a search for records required going onto the floor of a large printer-cartridge factory is unclear,” wrote Circuit Judge Marsha Berzon.

“ICE cannot carry out pre-planned mass detentions, interrogations, and arrests that violate a person’s Fourth Amendment rights,” stated Perez’s attorney Noemi Ramirez, as The Associated Press reported. “This victory is not merely Mr. Perez’s victory, but a victory for people that value freedom, that believe the Constitution means what it says and for those that believe that the immigrant community is not alone in their struggle.”

Ramirez predicted that the 9th Circuit decision will affect how ICE conducts raids in the future. Perez was represented by Ramirez and the American Civil Liberties Union.

The three judges on the panel were appointed by the Democrats. Senior District Judge Daniel Dominguez and Berzon were chosen by Bill Clinton, and Circuit Judge Michelle Friedland by Barack Obama.

A Florida sheriff cheered a new state law enacted by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis banning localities from becoming sanctuary cities for illegal immigrants and requiring them to work with the federal government to enforce U.S. immigration laws.

This Friday, Governor DeSantis signed into law legislation banning sanctuary cities in the state of Florida and mandating that localities work with federal immigration enforcement.

“I am proud to sign the bill presented to me by the Florida Legislature to uphold the rule of law and ensure that no city or county jurisdiction can get in the way of Florida’s cooperation with our federal partners to enforce immigration law,” the Florida governor said in his official statement.

“This is about public safety, not about politics,” added Gov. DeSantis. “We must do everything within our power, and use all the tools available to us, to ensure that our communities are safe.”

This Saturday, Florida Sheriff Wayne Ivey appeared on “Fox & Friends” and explained that the law “prohibits any local community government from stopping law enforcement from partnering with ICE and immigration teams” and stressed that partnerships are needed between the two to address the border crisis.

“I tell everybody there are all sorts of ships in the ocean that can go across the seas,” said Ivey in the interview. “But there’s nothing [that] calms rough seas like partnerships.”

“And right now we have a crisis at the border,” the Florida sheriff continued. “But it doesn’t stop there. It filters into our communities, and we weren’t allowed to work with our federal partners.”

“This bill just simply says we are not only allowed, we are going to work with our federal partners,” added Ivey.

The new Florida law regards ICE detainers, which are documents written by federal immigration authorities to request that local and state governments detain illegal immigrants who are suspected of committing criminal offenses.

The new bill requires local law enforcement to follow through on ICE detainers for immigrants who are convicted of criminal activity or are arrested, but it exempts witnesses to the crime and the victims.

Former Arkansas Governor and Fox News contributor Mike Huckabee went after CNN analyst and former adviser to former President Barack Obama David Axelrod for the latter’s recent comments effectively calling his daughter, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, a liar.

Mike Huckabee appeared on Fox News’ “The Story with Martha MacCallum” on Friday and was asked for his thoughts regarding Axelrod’s recent comments where he suggested that his daughter was “the fire marshall to a pyromaniac” during her tenure as President Trump’s press secretary.

“If you are the spokesperson for a habitual liar, it’s like being the fire marshall for a pyromaniac,” said Axelrod. “You know, it’s not going to end well for you.”

Axelrod continued on and suggest that Sarah Sanders was a liar herself, claiming that the WH Press Secretary chose her “fidelity to Trump” over that of the “truth” and that her “legacy” was built around “defending the indefensible.”

Mike Huckabee — in true southern gentleman style — fired back at Axelrod for his comments, saying that the CNN analyst was “a better person than that” and that “he knows better.”

The former governor didn’t forget to point out that the people who “don’t like” his daughter feel that way because they “don’t like Donald Trump.”

“Well, the truth is: people that don’t like Donald Trump don’t like my daughter. And it’s not that they don’t like her —because most of them don’t even know her — they just don’t like President Trump. […] I’m a little surprised that this came out of Axelrod. He’s a better person than that. He knows better. And I’m really shocked and surprised that he would go there to that degree.” He said.

Huckabee’s comments came the same week as his daughter, Sarah Sanders, announced her resignation as press secretary to the President so that she could spend more time with her children.

As previosley reported, Sarah Sanders tearfully reflected on her time at the White House during her announcement, proclaiming that she “loved every minute” of her job and that her time there as “the opportunity of a lifetime.”

Alec Baldwin started a fight with Mike Huckabee and went straight to the gutter. He veered from attacking the former Arkansas Governor to taking a few cheap shots at his daughter Sarah Sanders. Sarah works for President Trump so she is fair game in Alec’s dirty mind. Mike Huckabee let him have it for taking the discussion into the gutter.

Breitbart reported that actor Alec Baldwin smeared White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders, calling her a “mouthpiece for fascism” during a war of words with her father, Mike Huckabee, over reports that he is “done” playing President Trump on Saturday Night Live.

The left-wing actor recently stated that he is “so done” playing the president on the long-running NBC show.

“They should find somebody who wants to do it. I feel like I’m done with that now. I’m so done with that,” Baldwin told USA Today, according to the news outlet. “I really don’t have a lot invested in my Trump impersonation, so please find someone and convince Lorne [Michaels] to replace me. I’m completely down with that. Winning the Emmy for that show aside, it was not some career goal of mine.”

It appears that Alec Baldwin had more stock in his impersonation than originally indicated. The actor became testy and combative after former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee celebrated the “good news.”

“Alec Baldwin announced that he’s ‘so done’ playing Donald Trump on ‘Saturday Night Live,’” Huckabee tweeted on Saturday. “Good news for viewers who are ‘so done’ with ‘SNL’ & unfunny vicious Trump bashing instead of comedy. For refreshing variety, try my show instead tonight!”

Baldwin didn’t wait too long to respond in a series of tweets, seemingly reversing his previous assertion that he was “so done” playing the President. He also brought Huckabee’s daughter, White House press secretary Sarah Sanders, into the mix, smearing her as a “mouthpiece for fascism.”

The actor did not stop there, calling Huckabee’s show “dreadful.” He even dropped a note to critics of his previous Trump impersonations.

“I honestly can see where people don’t find the SNL Trump schtick funny,” the Mission: Impossible – Fallout actor said. “That’s about taste. But to say it disrespects the presidency is beyond me. No one disrespects the presidency more than Trump himself.”

Fox News host Jesse Watters made a “style comparison” of Michelle Obama and Melania Trump’s visits with Queen Elizabeth and they didn’t even come close to each other.

He noted on “Watters’ World” how “very chic” first lady Melania looked in her ivory suit during President Donald Trump’s official state visit to London where he and the first lady enjoyed a banquet hosted by Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace.

A “more colorful” dress by former first lady Michele Obama was then shown by host Watters in a photo, noting that “the wind got a hold” of it. He later joked that it may not have been fair to show the two photos in a side-by-side comparison since Obama “wasn’t responsible for” the weather.

Watters’ comments on the styles of the current and former first lady followed a look at the royal visits made by the first family last week and the one by former President Obama and his wife Michelle using the “exact same barometers.” He noted the “awkward” toast by Obama during the national anthem, comparing the “very smooth” toast by Trump.

Jesse Watters also pointed to the gifts bestowed on the Queen, with Obama giving her an iPod while Trump opted for a more traditional Tiffany brooch. Both Trump and Obama signed the Queen’s guest book, but Watters mocked Obama for dating his ‘2008’ when he was actually there in 2011.

“Style is very personal, so everyone is going to have a different opinion,” Watters said as he highlighted the photos of the first ladies. “I think you know what mine is.”

Royal expert and author Katie Nicholl joined the “Watters’ World” panel and discussed the differences in the Trump and Obama state visits, noting that the women have “completely different styles” but there were specific instances that stood out to her.

“When Michelle was here for the state dinner, she wore an off-the-shoulder dress, it was crossed over at the front,” she said.

“That’s a bit risqué because you don’t show your shoulders at a state dinner. She also didn’t wear a hat once during her visit while Melania pulled out the stops,” noting her Britannia-themed Gucci dress.

Even when the mainstream media attempted to focus on negative issues surrounding Trump’s state visit, including protests and the return of the infamous “Trump Baby” balloon, the optics of the president and first lady’s visit spoke otherwise.