Consider This from NPR

The Supreme Court just lifted a key check on presidential power

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Jun 27, 2025
The podcast dives into the Supreme Court's controversial ruling limiting federal judges' ability to issue universal injunctions, a critical check on presidential power. It raises eyebrows about the implications for immigration and citizenship as the court expands executive authority. With a humorous touch, the hosts discuss the potential flood of litigation stemming from this decision. Additionally, they explore the inherent risks of executive overreach and the challenges posed to constitutional rights. The dynamic between the presidency and the judiciary takes center stage.
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Rise of Universal Injunctions

  • Universal injunctions surged under Trump, blocking his policies nationwide frequently.
  • These injunctions became a key judicial check but sparked complaints of judge shopping from both political sides.
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Supreme Court Limits Injunctions

  • The Supreme Court limited universal injunctions, allowing executive orders like Trump's birthright citizenship order to persist in unchallenged areas.
  • This ruling affects enforcement nationwide and future executive branch policies' legal challenges.
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Constitutional Violations May Persist

  • Without universal injunctions, blatantly unconstitutional orders can apply broadly until the Supreme Court acts.
  • States' lawsuits remain critical for challenging policies on a larger geographic scale.
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