Stephen Miller on the 9th Circuit: ‘We Do Not Have Judicial Supremacy in this Country’

RUSH EXCERPT:

MILLER: "The long history of being overturned and overreaching, we do not have judicial supremacy in this country. We have three coequal branches of government. The ninth circuit cannot confer on to a international living in Yemen, a constitutional right to enter our country. Such a right to exist, that would mean every time we denied a Visa to afford a national, they can sue and an American court for damages for lost benefits in terms of welfare and employment. That would be ludicrous. 80 million people visited this country through airports, land ports, seaports. Of course the president has the authority to post moderate necessary and sensible restrictions including putting in place for new vetting procedures to protect the country."