I don’t believe district courts should be determining national security policy. When it goes to the Supreme Court, we’ll see.
Pete Hegseth: “I don’t believe district courts should be determining national security policy. When it goes to the Supreme Court, we’ll…”
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Hegseth expressed skepticism about district courts influencing national security decisions.
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