All In with Chris Hayes ‘You’re wrong!’: George Conway, Melissa Murray debate Supreme Court injunction ruling
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Jun 28, 2025 
George Conway, a conservative attorney and president of the Society for the Rule of Law, engages in a spirited debate with NYU Law professor Melissa Murray about the Supreme Court's injunction rulings. They explore how these decisions impact constitutional rights and judicial authority. Meanwhile, Senator Chris Van Hollen warns about the potential threats to American democracy stemming from the Court's actions. The conversation also touches on the challenges of navigating Trumpism in the current legal landscape.
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SCOTUS Limits Nationwide Injunctions
- The Supreme Court limited the power of federal courts to issue nationwide injunctions against Trump's policies.
- This restricts courts' ability to stop unconstitutional actions broadly, affecting how rights are enforced nationwide.
Ruling Narrows Legal Remedies
- The ruling narrows remedies for unconstitutional government actions but does not address birthright citizenship's substance.
- Courts now must limit injunctions to parties involved, complicating protection against unconstitutional acts.
Class Actions May Mitigate Impact
- Nationwide injunctions are rare and complex, often requiring class actions for broad relief.
- Multiple lawsuits will likely convert to class actions, countering the ruling's limitations.