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SCOTUS rules on Nationwide District Judge Injunctions
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SCOTUS rules on Nationwide District Judge Injunctions
Of Course, Kagen proves she is a political hack by NOW voting the opposite of what she spoke about when Biden was POTUS.
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/supreme...ourt-power

"The Supreme Court agreed in April to hear the consolidated cases, which focused on three lower court judges in Maryland, Massachusetts and Washington state who issued "universal" injunctions against Trump's birthright citizenship executive order.

But that wasn't the main focus of the appeal, or the May 15 oral arguments before the high court.

Rather, the justices considered whether lower courts should have the authority to issue nationwide injunctions at all, or whether doing so exceeds their authority, as argued by U.S. Solicitor General D. John Sauer. "
06-27-2025 09:42 AM
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