Time to impeach

 On April 16, 2025, U.S. District Judge James Boasberg ruled that there is probable cause to hold the Trump administration in criminal contempt for violating his March 15 order to halt deportation flights of alleged Venezuelan gang members under the Alien Enemies Act. Boasberg found that the administration's actions, including allowing two planes to continue to El Salvador despite his directive to turn them around, demonstrated a "willful disregard" for his order. He criticized the administration for not providing satisfactory explanations and for rushing deportations to evade judicial oversight. The judge gave the administration until April 23 to either remedy the violation by ensuring deportees can challenge their removal in court or identify officials responsible for defying the order for potential prosecution. Boasberg emphasized that judicial orders must be obeyed until reversed, regardless of their legal correctness, and warned that failure to comply could lead to appointing a special prosecutor. The administration plans to seek appellate relief, arguing the deportations targeted dangerous gang members.

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FYI

Estimating the cost of a 200x500 Morton building is tricky without specifics like location, customization, and site conditions, as these heavily influence the price. Morton buildings are priced per square foot, and based on available data, costs for their structures typically range from $25 to $125 per square foot for the basic shell, depending on materials, labor, and features like insulation, doors, or finishes. A 200x500 building is 100,000 square feet, so a rough estimate for the shell alone could range from $2.5 million to $12.5 million. This doesn't include foundation work (e.g., concrete slab at $5-$7 per square foot, adding $500,000-$700,000), site preparation, permits, or utilities like HVAC and plumbing, which could push costs higher.

For context, smaller Morton buildings (e.g., 40x60) have quoted base costs around $45,000-$75,000, scaling to $75-$125 per square foot for turnkey projects. Extrapolating to your size, high-end customizations or complex site needs could drive costs toward the upper end or beyond. Rural areas might be cheaper for labor, while urban or harsh-climate zones could increase expenses due to codes or logistics.

Your best bet is to contact a local Morton sales consultant for a tailored quote, as they factor in your exact needs and regional variables. Without more details, this is a ballpark—costs could vary widely. What's the building's purpose, and where are you planning to construct it? That'd help narrow it down.

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