The Ben Shapiro Show BREAKING: 3 HUGE WINS from the Supreme Court on Religious Liberty and Executive Power
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Jun 27, 2025 Recent Supreme Court decisions reshape executive power, emphasizing limits on judicial oversight for presidential actions. Key rulings uphold parental rights in education, prioritizing conservative views on curriculum and free speech. The discussions highlight significant implications for LGBTQ+ educational policies and child protection laws. Notably, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson faces criticism for perceived judicial activism, reflecting ongoing tensions in the court's ideological divide. Tune in for a captivating analysis of influential legal shifts.
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Nationwide Injunctions Invalidated
- The Supreme Court ruled nationwide injunctions by district courts are invalid due to lack of constitutional authority.
- This protects executive orders from unilateral nationwide judicial blocks by district courts.
Jackson's Dissent Criticized
- Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's dissent supports unlimited judicial power absent historical or constitutional basis.
- The court rejects her view as imperial judiciary undermining constitutional limits on courts' authority.
Parental Rights on LGBTQ Curriculum
- The Court ruled that parents have constitutional rights to opt out their children from LGBTQ-themed instruction conflicting with their religious beliefs.
- Schools cannot mandate participation or withhold notice of such lessons when they burden religious exercise.