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SSJVegeta

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10. District courts can still pass lkmited injunctions for specific cases.

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Yes, they did rule on Birtright Citizenship [View all] edhopper Jun 2025 OP

They are going to build gulags by the dozens. rubbersole Jun 2025 #1

The Court gave 30 days to seek relief in other jurisdictions Sympthsical Jun 2025 #2

And a Constitutional Right edhopper Jun 2025 #4

Exactly-- it's fucking disgraceful, disgusting, depressiing, evil, etc LymphocyteLover Jun 2025 #23

Potentially, that sets up an internal migration wave NickB79 Jun 2025 #48

I think people misunderstand the executive order Sympthsical Jun 2025 #57

I was thinking more along the lines of parents moving to protect their children NickB79 Jun 2025 #60

Oh sure, absolutely Sympthsical Jun 2025 #61

it's bullshit though!!! LymphocyteLover Jun 2025 #54

There's one positive angle, though. It discourages forum-shopping for judges like Kacsmaryk Ocelot II Jun 2025 #3

Only if you apply logic and precedent newdeal2 Jun 2025 #5

You know way more about legal stuff than I so I defer to your wisdom as always, but I have to wonder AZJonnie Jun 2025 #6

Thats correct, anytime theres a dispute between rulings, Volaris Jun 2025 #7

Thomas has already said he wants to do that. Ocelot II Jun 2025 #8

Oh, well see Loving is different. The principal is the same yes, Volaris Jun 2025 #26

IANAL, but does this apply retroactively to other nationwide injunctions Arazi Jun 2025 #18

This means Trump has an even tighter grip on John Roberts Attilatheblond Jun 2025 #9

Eek! Wonder how this will apply to adoptions? Arazi Jun 2025 #19

As things are going at present, have to consider it will be wielded like a weapon Attilatheblond Jun 2025 #27

He adopted a boy and a girl Celerity Jun 2025 #20

Irish woman adopeted the kids, as required by Irish law at the time. Then she took them to South American country Attilatheblond Jun 2025 #28

District courts can still pass lkmited injunctions for specific cases. SSJVegeta Jun 2025 #10

Constitutional rights edhopper Jun 2025 #11

Well, they're more like regional privileges now 0rganism Jun 2025 #12

Ya.. SSJVegeta Jun 2025 #13

Ya SSJVegeta Jun 2025 #14

It is a stunning new power they gave to Trump now Johnny2X2X Jun 2025 #15

Thinking it's time to park the smart phone and only carry a dumb phone if necessary Attilatheblond Jun 2025 #29

NO. Read the executive order. Ms. Toad Jun 2025 #33

I think the six conservatives mountain grammy Jun 2025 #16

I expect red states like mine will take every inch of this rope 2 Meow Momma Jun 2025 #17

You are right in your thinking. edhopper Jun 2025 #21

You aren't wrong JustAnotherGen Jun 2025 #25

My parents immigrated to the U.S. in 1949 Wicked Blue Jun 2025 #22

were they undocumented or have temporary VISA status when you were born? LymphocyteLover Jun 2025 #24

This will not impact your son. Ms. Toad Jun 2025 #32

No, they were legal, but with this evil crew in charge Wicked Blue Jun 2025 #38

yes, that is my great fear LymphocyteLover Jun 2025 #52

No. Not unless you were born February 19 or later this year - Ms. Toad Jun 2025 #31

No. They did not. Ms. Toad Jun 2025 #30

You are naive to think so edhopper Jun 2025 #34

That had nothing to do with the executive order on birthright citizenship, or the court's decision. Ms. Toad Jun 2025 #35

My claim is that edhopper Jun 2025 #36

Wrong. Ms. Toad Jun 2025 #40

They said going forward edhopper Jun 2025 #41

Correct. Which is why it makes it much harder and expensive to fight him going forward. Ms. Toad Jun 2025 #43

Because after this ruling edhopper Jun 2025 #44

Extremely unlikely. Ms. Toad Jun 2025 #46

Like anybody ICE deems illegal edhopper Jun 2025 #47

That's not careful legal strategy from the Project 25 folks. Ms. Toad Jun 2025 #51

Doesn't matter does it edhopper Jun 2025 #53

It may well be - or at least the birthright citizenship narrowly interpreted. Ms. Toad Jun 2025 #56

I am sorry edhopper Jun 2025 #49

I don't believe you've heard anything unrealistic about what he or the courts would do from me. Ms. Toad Jun 2025 #55

No, not from you edhopper Jun 2025 #58

Ms Toad, you clearly are unaware that the role of the judiciary Seeking Serenity Jun 2025 #39

Thanks OC375 Jun 2025 #59

A couple of Class Action lawsuits have already been filed to get around this ruling LetMyPeopleVote Jun 2025 #37

SCOTUS still has to rule on these edhopper Jun 2025 #42

And how far back do you have to go? Bettie Jun 2025 #45

Playing the long game, going beyond the foreseeable future... Efilroft Sul Jun 2025 #50

They didn't specifically answer the underlying question - birthright citizenship karynnj Jun 2025 #62