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34 minutes ago, TimBKK said:


Was it a quick finish after the decision was posted?  Did you have a smoke after?

Didnt your wife tell you?

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2 minutes ago, SunnyinBangrak said:

They are crying too hard about the stock market hitting a new high after guaranteeing us it's all going to Hades in a handbasket thanks to his beautiful tariffs. Another great victory, thanks supreme court, just shows common sense still sometimes prevails

The market is stabilizing after having the idiotic tariffs cancelled. He is still trying to explode the economy, Iran was just the latest stop on the crazy train.

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5 hours ago, TimBKK said:


Was it a quick finish after the decision was posted?  Did you have a smoke after?

Sorry for your loss.

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Troll post removed.

 

@cjinchiangrai rule 9. You will not post disruptive or inflammatory messages. You will respect other members and post in a civil manner. Personal attacks, insults or hate speech posted on the  forum or sent by private message are not allowed.

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Still, the Supreme Court ruling will not take effect for 30 days. And the justices laid out a potential path for challengers, saying that district court judges could consider whether to take up class-action suits seeking to bar enforcement of the executive order on a statewide, regional or even national basis.

 

Indeed, groups challenging the executive order immediately seized on that opening, with class-action filings in Maryland and New Hampshire. Other challengers are likely to do the same in the coming days. ...

 

Legal experts predicted that the ruling was likely to set off a flood of individual lawsuits and requests for class actions in other matters, with the ultimate impact on the Trump agenda unclear. Regardless, they said it would leave the power of the presidency greatly expanded.

 

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/06/27/us/supreme-court-birthright-citizenship.html

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Note this is from the MAY 15 oral arguments on the birthright case:

 

Kavanaugh, a key vote, suggests class-action lawsuits instead

Kavanaugh, a member of the conservative wing who sometimes sides with the liberals, suggested that class-action lawsuits would suffice for allowing the challengers to Trump’s executive order to get broad relief from the courts. He brushed away the suggestion from challengers that relying on class certification as a tool raises many of the same issues as nationwide injunctions the president is complaining about.

 

It’s a technical point, Kavanaugh acknowledged, but a potentially important one. Part of what Kavanaugh seemed to be saying was that there was another way for the groups challenging Trump to quickly shut down the order. It might be more challenging and take more time, but, he said, it would be more consistent with the way courts normally work.

 

“We care about the technicalities,” Kavanaugh said at one point.

 

https://edition.cnn.com/2025/05/15/politics/supreme-court-birthright-citizenship-nationwide-injunctions-executive-order

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7 minutes ago, stevenl said:

A few years ago it eas right activist judges. 

This is what happens with a 2 party system and judges appointed based on politics.

When was that? Examples please. 

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1 hour ago, jerrymahoney said:

Note this is from the MAY 15 oral arguments on the birthright case:

 

Kavanaugh, a key vote, suggests class-action lawsuits instead

Kavanaugh, a member of the conservative wing who sometimes sides with the liberals, suggested that class-action lawsuits would suffice for allowing the challengers to Trump’s executive order to get broad relief from the courts. He brushed away the suggestion from challengers that relying on class certification as a tool raises many of the same issues as nationwide injunctions the president is complaining about.

 

It’s a technical point, Kavanaugh acknowledged, but a potentially important one. Part of what Kavanaugh seemed to be saying was that there was another way for the groups challenging Trump to quickly shut down the order. It might be more challenging and take more time, but, he said, it would be more consistent with the way courts normally work.

 

“We care about the technicalities,” Kavanaugh said at one point.

 

https://edition.cnn.com/2025/05/15/politics/supreme-court-birthright-citizenship-nationwide-injunctions-executive-order

So, class actions should be treated as class actions, great! 

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11 hours ago, cjinchiangrai said:

The market is stabilizing after having the idiotic tariffs cancelled. He is still trying to explode the economy, Iran was just the latest stop on the crazy train.

Tariffs were not cancelled, those that have already been signed brought in 22b in May alone.

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As I understand it this ruling only prevents federal judges from issuing nationwide restrictions.

 

State by state restrictions will continue unimpeded where cases are brought and granted.

 

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1 hour ago, novacova said:

Death blow to criminal left's lawfare menacing. This is another illustration of how the left pushes things too far to their own demise, only if they used finesse and applied foresight they would still have lawfare in their toolbox, though no doubt the some of those criminal leftists district judges are going to continue to try to hack at the law and continue to make complete fools of themselves.
Now it’s peddle to the metal for the administration. 

I wonder if this decision was in response to Judge Murphy decision to try to disrespect the first decision of the Scotus.That being said we know where they/ thems gets their talking points from in regards to giving criminal illegals due process!

 

Grok: Talking about the nation wide injunction .

 

“The court’s liberal justices, led by Justice Sonia Sotomayor, dissented, arguing the decision rewarded the administration’s "lawlessness" and eroded due process”.
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8 minutes ago, Will B Good said:

As I understand it this ruling only prevents federal judges from issuing nationwide restrictions.

 

State by state restrictions will continue unimpeded where cases are brought and granted.

 

I believe it limits it to the individuals named in the suits, but I am not sure. 

 

I would happily defer to @jerrymahoney

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