Divided Argument Friends with Oprah Winfrey
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May 20, 2025 Recent Supreme Court developments take center stage, notably the AARP v. Trump case and its far-reaching implications. The puzzling recusal of justices over plagiarism allegations adds intrigue. Immigration law gets a spotlight with challenges affecting Venezuelans’ temporary protected status. Legal complexities surrounding government detention actions raise vital discussions about constitutional rights. The hosts also explore five-justice concurrences and innovative legal research tools, mixing humor with serious analysis.
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Court's Mistrust of Trump Immigration Moves
- The Supreme Court showed mistrust toward the Trump administration's immigration removal plans under the Alien Enemies Act.
- The court acted to prevent quick removals without adequate notice and process to preserve jurisdiction.
Due Process Requires Adequate Notice
- The Supreme Court requires more than 24 hours' notice before removal to satisfy due process.
- Notice without explanation or time to challenge removal is constitutionally insufficient.
Class Actions vs. Universal Injunctions
- The court differentiates between universal injunctions and class actions, allowing interim relief to putative classes.
- There seems to be implicit acknowledgement that courts must have some mechanism to halt government actions temporarily.