Supreme Court Cases on Confrontation Clause and Immigration Rights

The Supreme Court has decided 8-1 in favor of the government in United States v. Rahimi. Sarah and David break down the decision before getting to a few sleeper cases from the day.The Agenda:

—“Y’all misunderstood Bruen”

—History is instructive, not binding

—18th-century policy vs. 21st-century problems

—The future of gun control

—“Bad man stays in jail” doctrine

—Trump’s SCOTUS nominees in a second term

—“SCOTUS should have never taken Rahimi”

—Sleeper cases

Show Notes:

—Sarah’s “bad man stays in jail” tweet

—Chris Hayes’ tweet

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