

Legal AF Full Episode - 5/17/2025
May 18, 2025
Dive into the Supreme Court's recent rulings impacting the Trump administration's legal maneuvers, especially regarding due process and the Fifth Amendment. The hosts dissect how these decisions shape lower court responses and Trump’s policies. They also discuss the economic fallout from Trump's actions on Americans' credit scores and a controversial overseas trip. Plus, the podcast explores the ongoing battles over immigration rights and birthright citizenship, emphasizing the importance of justice amidst political turmoil.
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Supreme Court Limits Alien Enemies Act
- The Supreme Court ruled 7-2 against the Trump regime's use of the Alien Enemies Act without proper procedural due process.
- The Court blocked deportations to El Salvador until a full legal process is established and the case returns to the Supreme Court.
Court Protects Jurisdiction Over Rushed Decisions
- The Supreme Court enjoined deportations to preserve federal court jurisdiction pending full resolution of the Alien Enemies Act.
- The Court chastised the lower courts for failing to act timely, showing reluctance to be dragged into rushed decisions by the Trump administration.
Due Process Required Before Deportation
- The Supreme Court declined to rule on the Alien Enemies Act's initial invocation but emphasized the inadequate process given to migrants.
- It affirmed the Fifth Amendment's due process protections for aliens facing removal and blocked deportations lacking sufficient procedural safeguards.