Strict Scrutiny Deportations and the Death of Due Process
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Mar 24, 2025 Dive into the alarming misuse of the Alien Enemies Act for mass deportations, exposing the emotional toll and moral implications. The conversation highlights upcoming Supreme Court cases on the Voting Rights Act and critiques the power dynamics between the executive branch and the judiciary. Discover analyses of diversity in agency leadership and the impact of recent executive actions. With humor and insights, the hosts blend legal battles with cultural discussions, making the complex world of law relatable and engaging.
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Deportations to El Salvador
- The Trump administration invoked the Alien Enemies Act to deport people without due process, sending them to El Salvadorian prisons.
- Families of the deportees report seeing images of their loved ones in pain and fear, forced into labor.
Eerie Parallels to Korematsu
- The government justifies deportations with a lack of criminal records, mirroring justifications for Japanese internment during World War II.
- This reasoning evokes the Korematsu case and raises concerns about repeating past mistakes.
Holding the Line
- Challenge the administration's actions in court and demand transparency and accountability.
- Judges must hold the administration accountable to legal processes and court orders.
