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Sen. Rand Paul says he thinks Supreme Court will uphold the Alien Enemies Act for deportations

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Kentucky Republican Senator Rand Paul is the Chair of the Homeland Security Committee .

Paul : There are some big legal questions around using these authorities to send out detainees without giving them a day in court.

The Alien and Enemies Act simply says you really don't get much process, the president can simply declare that you are somehow a problem for foreign policy and opposed to our foreign policy.

Kentucky senator says he has pitched to Elon Musk a plan to claw back $500 billion in federal funding that Congress has already approved.

He says the president is going to have to use effectively his bully pulpit and his popularity to convince all Republicans to do it.

Kentucky gets the 4th most federal education funding per student of any state in the country.

Senator Paul would like to have an NBA or NFL of teachers, the most extraordinary teachers teach the entire country.

The best teacher in the world is not teaching the kids. What we need to do is have the best teachers and pay them more, but they wouldn't teach 30 kids. They might teach 10 million kids at a time.

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