Here's more winning for the Trump administration, in addition to the successful bombing of Iran's nuclear enrichment sites Saturday, and announcing a ceasefire between Israel and Iran Monday afternoon.

Remember the fit Democrats had when President Donald Trump mistakenly sent Sen. Chris Van Hollen's man-crush, Kilmar Abrego Garcia, back to his home country of El Salvador? Garcia supposedly wasn't supposed to be deported to his home country due to threats from gangs there.&nbsp;

The Supreme Court rules 6-3 on Monday that Trump may deport illegal aliens to third-party countries, so that takes care of sending all of those Venezuelan Tren de Aragua gang members to prison in El Salvador.

There's too much winning today … it's exhausting.

Supreme Court rules 6-3, allowing Trump to deport illegal aliens to third-party countries.{ai:summary}<p>The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in favor of the Trump administration's policy to deport illegal aliens to third-party countries, allowing for the deportation of individuals, including gang members, to nations like El Salvador. This decision is seen as a significant legal victory for the administration.</p><p>Supporters celebrate the ruling as a step towards increased deportations and self-deportation among illegal immigrants. The ruling counters previous legal challenges and aligns with the administration's immigration enforcement strategies. #illegals</p>

SCOTUS Rules 6-3 That Trump Can Deport to Third-Party Countries

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