Episode 539: No matter what the issue is, enforcing the law works.

Religious freedom is still a thing in America!

It turns out that enforcing the law is actually a deterrent to crime after all. (Who knew?)

Chinese manufacturers are buckling under the Trump Doctrine.

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Links:

• Gov't can't force Christians to make gay wedding videos, appeals court rules - The Christian Post — An appeals court has ruled in favor of a Christian couple who oversee a film company that were told by Minnesota officials that they must film same-sex weddings despite religious objections.
• Thousands Returned to Mexico Under Trump Immigration Policy — Thousands of would-be illegal immigrants are being returned to await asylum hearings in Mexico as part of a program the Trump administration has credited with curbing the recent wave of family migration at the southwestern border.
• The Leverage of Dependency – Chinese Manufacturers Admit Without U.S. Market They Collapse... | The Last Refuge — An interesting article in the South China Morning Post outlines how Chinese companies producing everything from canned mandarin oranges, to mid and high-tier furniture, cannot sustain a business model without access to the U.S. market.
• Federal judge blocks 8-week abortion law in Missouri | TheHill — A federal judge on Tuesday temporarily blocked a Missouri law banning abortions after eight weeks, one of the most restrictive proposals nationwide.