Strict Scrutiny SCOTUS Clears the Way for Trump’s Lawlessness
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Jun 27, 2025 In a gripping discussion, the hosts unpack a startling Supreme Court decision that empowers the Trump administration to bypass judicial oversight. They highlight how this ruling threatens birthright citizenship and critiques the growing reluctance of courts to intervene in executive actions. The conversation delves into the complexities surrounding class actions and nationwide injunctions, revealing the implications for individual rights. Dissenting voices from Justices Sotomayor and Jackson raise alarms about the erosion of constitutional protections, urging listeners to take action.
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Nationwide Injunctions Ended
- The Supreme Court's decision ends nationwide injunctions, limiting courts' tool to halt unconstitutional executive actions.
- This increases risk of unchecked executive lawlessness, especially under Trump's administration.
Originalism Limits Modern Remedies
- The Court's originalist reasoning ignores modern governmental complexities and state harms.
- It relies on outdated 18th-century remedies, limiting equitable relief today.
Class Actions Not a Panacea
- Class actions are proposed as a substitute for nationwide injunctions.
- Yet, they pose risks for undocumented plaintiffs, making enforcement difficult.
