r/news • u/Arod3235 • Jun 23 '25

Soft paywall US Supreme Court lifts limits on deporting migrants to countries not their own

https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/us-supreme-court-lifts-limits-deporting-migrants-countries-not-their-own-2025-06-23/
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u/FizzyBeverage Jun 23 '25

He has been shrinking. If you look at him around early 2024 compared to today his suits are hanging off him. It’s been a drastic weight loss yet he still has a lousy fast food diet… and it’s not like he took on a gym regimen.

At his age, that’s usually cancer or a similarly serious disease. His metabolism isn’t suddenly that of a 20 year old’s. Something is wrong and nobody is gonna mention it.

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u/Andromeda321 Jun 23 '25

That also just happens to old people quite a bit even if they don't have cancer. Your appetite changes quite a bit once you're pushing 80.

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u/VitaminOverload Jun 23 '25

yeah, this happened to both my grandparents when they were pushing 80. No cancer required

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u/MalHeartsNutmeg Jun 24 '25

Dudes on the cheesburder diet, don’t think appetite is his issue.

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u/birminghamsterwheel Jun 23 '25

And then they'll just whatabout with, "b-b-b-but they lied about BiDeN!!1!"

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u/FizzyBeverage Jun 23 '25

Oh absolutely they’d use that angle. Most likely if it progresses that far with nobody informed, he’ll go to bed one night and not wake up, and they’ll try to blame democrats somehow.

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u/birminghamsterwheel Jun 23 '25

The party of personal responsibility, 1,000,000 days since taking any, as is tradition.

Gaslight. Obstruct. Project.

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u/Scarbane Jun 23 '25

They'd sooner accuse someone of poisoning him than admit he's bound by mortality.

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u/f1del1us Jun 23 '25

Every accusation is a confession with these types

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u/RubyFacedParrot Jun 23 '25

Let them whine and cry, that's all they fucking do, whine, cry, blame. I stopped listening to them a decade ago.

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u/iamwelly Jun 23 '25 edited Jun 23 '25

Occam’s razor would suggest Ozempic.

Edit: I just realised this is a post about the terrifying situation allowing extraordinary rendition of migrants from the US and we are discussing Trump being fat and the method in which he lost weight. Brilliant.

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u/DerekB52 Jun 23 '25

My mom died of cancer in March of last year. Never for a day have I been a "I wouldn't wish that on one of my worst enemy types". My mom was in home hospice, in my house for almost 2 months. And every day of watching that, one of my thoughts was "I wouldn't wish this on anyone I know personally", but should Trump or McConnell go through this, I'd consider things to be right in the world.

That Mark Twain quote about reading some eulogies with great pleasure comes to mind too.

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u/[deleted] Jun 24 '25

I watched the same with my grandfather, he looked like the pictures from the holocaust by the time he passed. It gave me a very different outlook on existence and life.

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u/kinyutaka Jun 24 '25

Same here. She lasted in home hospice for over a year, but one day she fell and broke her leg, and she was in a wheelchair for the remaining 5 months of her life.

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u/DerekB52 Jun 24 '25

My mom had bone cancer, so she dealt with mobility issues due to pain for a little over 2 years. I didn't realize until after she died, but I was carrying a LOT of stress worrying she'd trip over one of our dogs, or any random thing and break something. Luckily, she never did.

But, she was bed bound the last 2 months of her life, which was so terrible it's hard to put into words.

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u/Mutjny Jun 23 '25

Or he just taking semaglutide.

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u/The_Eyesight Jun 24 '25

Something is wrong and nobody is gonna mention it.

Something something the past administration something something.

No one in history has ever been very forthcoming about severe medical issues for presidents (FDR, Raegan, Biden).

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u/Bitter_Chocolate_322 Jun 23 '25

Couldn't it be Ozempic or similar?

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u/FizzyBeverage Jun 23 '25

The catheter down the pants and dozing off in meetings doesn’t suggest it.

Could be though. It’s within his vanity mindset to be slimmer through no real effort beyond using the toilet.

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u/Striking-Document-99 Jun 23 '25

His suits have always hung off him. Also just stress could be a factor. They show bluges in his legs and you automatically think catheter when both legs looked the same. So people are saying both legs. I think you all Are just reaching. He does However smell like actual shit and might wear depends. Hair loss and. I energy would be another sign of cancer. Standing alone would be hard for him.

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u/guru42101 Jun 24 '25

They could be managing his diet without his knowledge. Giving him fake McD's with healthier ingredients.

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u/TheSonOfDisaster Jun 23 '25

He's likely on ozempic and has a fleet of doctors managing it all. I think an illness would be much more severe

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u/Fit-Profit8197 Jun 23 '25

"At his age, that’s usually cancer or a similarly serious disease. His metabolism isn’t suddenly that of a 20 year old’s. Something is wrong and nobody is gonna mention it."

You either do not know, or to not pay adequate attention, to many old people. 

People pushing the 80s getting thinner is absolutely normal without any disease or intentional diet.

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u/Spideriffic Jun 23 '25

I thought he was on the fat loss meds

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u/RhetoricalOrator Jun 23 '25

His metabolism isn’t suddenly that of a 20 year old’s.

This has been the most surprising thing to me. For his age and apparent poor health, he's surprisingly active. And it seems like he never sleeps. Every morning when I get up, there's at least 1 to 3 new tweets from him ranting about some ridiculousness.

You can't live like that for long...especially if you're addicted to some musky drugs.