Leaving this here:
> The decision is a significant loss for Trump, who wants to use the law to speed deportations – and avoid the kind of review normally required before removing people from the country. **But the decision is also temporary** and the underlying legal fight over the president’s invocation has continued simultaneously in multiple federal courts across the country.
>The justices sent the case back to an appeals court to decide the underlying questions in the case, including whether the president’s move is legal and if it is, how much notice the migrants targeted under the act should receive.
>Two conservative justices – Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito – publicly noted their dissent.
CrispyMiner on
Hahaha, eat shit Trump
I_Hate_Consulting on
Restarting? Did they actually stop?
84thPrblm on
… in theory
thieh on
Trump lawyer: „I was told to hold his beer while he does he thing to ignore the court orders.“ /s
J-the-Kidder on
Of course Alito and Thomas dissent. Why the fuck wouldn’t those two traitors?
Done327 on
Someone better get the tissue box for all the conservative tears that are about to happen.
They don’t realize that just because you are democratically elected doesn’t give you license to do whatever you want.
I do realize this is temporary, but you must celebrate the small victories.
chesterforbes on
This won’t stop him. The law has never prevented him from being a criminal and nothing has changed
medullah on
Headline should read „7 out of 9 justices agree the Constitution is a good thing“
all4whatnot on
If Clarence Thomas isn’t careful this administration will take away his right to publicly identify as an old white man
mademeunlurk on
The court did not actually block him they just said he wasn’t allowed to do it. You know he will, anyway.
Those justices who would fluff him know they’re next. Now it’s personal.
The_DanceCommander on
It’s kind of funny how Trump appoints a bunch of originalist FedSoc judges, and then acts shocked when they don’t let him abuse power.
The conservative project for the past 50 years has been about shrinking government power and authority, and as soon as they get the court the GOP flips and decides they love big government.
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Welp now enforce it…
The Supreme Court be Panacin.
Leaving this here:
> The decision is a significant loss for Trump, who wants to use the law to speed deportations – and avoid the kind of review normally required before removing people from the country. **But the decision is also temporary** and the underlying legal fight over the president’s invocation has continued simultaneously in multiple federal courts across the country.
>The justices sent the case back to an appeals court to decide the underlying questions in the case, including whether the president’s move is legal and if it is, how much notice the migrants targeted under the act should receive.
>Two conservative justices – Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito – publicly noted their dissent.
Hahaha, eat shit Trump
Restarting? Did they actually stop?
… in theory
Trump lawyer: „I was told to hold his beer while he does he thing to ignore the court orders.“ /s
Of course Alito and Thomas dissent. Why the fuck wouldn’t those two traitors?
Someone better get the tissue box for all the conservative tears that are about to happen.
They don’t realize that just because you are democratically elected doesn’t give you license to do whatever you want.
I do realize this is temporary, but you must celebrate the small victories.
This won’t stop him. The law has never prevented him from being a criminal and nothing has changed
Headline should read „7 out of 9 justices agree the Constitution is a good thing“
If Clarence Thomas isn’t careful this administration will take away his right to publicly identify as an old white man
The court did not actually block him they just said he wasn’t allowed to do it. You know he will, anyway.
[Ha-ha](https://youtu.be/2LM0CZZ9Uw8?si=XJDFbqIEpvQcuE3k)!!
And when he does it anyway, what then?
Those justices who would fluff him know they’re next. Now it’s personal.
It’s kind of funny how Trump appoints a bunch of originalist FedSoc judges, and then acts shocked when they don’t let him abuse power.
The conservative project for the past 50 years has been about shrinking government power and authority, and as soon as they get the court the GOP flips and decides they love big government.