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catbyte

(34,412 posts)
Mon Jan 27, 2020, 02:59 PM Jan 2020

And another disgusting SCOTUS decision that will probably not get the attention it needs:



J. Gorsuch's opinion focuses on nationwide injunctions, but what's lost in all of that discussion is that the Trump Admin's new rule is at odds with over 100 years of consistent U.S. immigration policy. 1/2

Lawrence Hurley

@lawrencehurley

BREAKING: Supreme Court allows Trump administration to implement "public charge" immigration restriction. Vote is 5-4, with conservatives in the majority
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And another disgusting SCOTUS decision that will probably not get the attention it needs: (Original Post) catbyte Jan 2020 OP
K&R⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ spanone Jan 2020 #1
My understanding is that there is still an appeal pending in the 2nd Circuit - scarletwoman Jan 2020 #2
Off to the greatest page malaise Jan 2020 #3
Is this an EO that is being appealed or legislation first passed by Congress? in2herbs Jan 2020 #4

scarletwoman

(31,893 posts)
2. My understanding is that there is still an appeal pending in the 2nd Circuit -
Mon Jan 27, 2020, 03:29 PM
Jan 2020

the SCOTUS ruling is to lift the injunction that was put in place to hold off the rule until the appeal was ruled on.

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/supreme-court-trump-public-charge-immigration_n_5e2f2c33c5b6d6767fd9fa0e

The administration had asked the high court to let the rule go into effect even before the New York-based 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rules on Trump’s appeal of Daniels’ injunction against the rule. The 2nd Circuit is considering the matter on an expedited basis, with legal papers to be submitted by Feb. 14 and arguments to be held soon afterward.
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