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Grima! You were once a man of Rohan!
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shovelbum posted:Does this include naturalized citizens? who could have guessed that never overturning korematsu v. united states would have bad effects eventually
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LMAO that Kelly Anne Conway and Stephen K. Bannon were the voices of reason in this whitehouse.
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It reversed a Ninth Circuit ruling, saying that certain provisions of federal immigration law didn't apply to non-citizens. Thomas has a concurring opinion, that'll be something.
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shovelbum posted:Does this include naturalized citizens? it looks like its noncitizens
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I also assume hope hicks thing is expected to be a non event so what's the deal w this reelection thing
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lmao nice legal system u got
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I did a thing posted:so when can citizens can be indefinitely detained ? bout 2 months after a terrorist attack? there have been kids held on riker's island for three years awaiting trial also, ice has a literal manual on how to strip a naturalized citizen of their citizenship
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Breyer has a pretty passionate dissent opinion apparently, runs 33 pages and touches on the Declaration of Independence
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https://twitter.com/ZoeTillman/status/968512776774840320
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"And that campaign manager is Paul Manafort!"
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Shageletic posted:You talking about the DACA ruling? Got an article?
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From Scotus blog: quote:The Supreme Court essentially held, many years ago, that detained aliens cannot be held indefinitely for constitutional reason. In this case, the Ninth Circuit used that holding to say that the immigration statutes themselves required bond hearings every six months to avoid indefinite detention. The Court said: That's not right, the statutes don't say that. But it remanded for the Ninth Circuit to consider whether the immigrant had valid constitutional claims regarding his detention.
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im a runekeeper
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Shageletic posted:It reversed a Ninth Circuit ruling, saying that certain provisions of federal immigration law didn't apply to non-citizens. Thomas has a concurring opinion, that'll be something. i like gorsuch concurring except not concurring w one footnote
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 The court threw out a 2015 decision by the San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, which had ruled that the government must provide bond hearings to gauge danger and flight risk when detention exceeds six months, and every six months after that. Former President Barack Obama’s Justice Department appealed that ruling.
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Wolfsheim posted:I also assume hope hicks thing is expected to be a non event so what's the deal w this reelection thing it's not new news. It's old news with maybe a touch more specificity (that he will be the campaign manager). Wiki posted:2020 Trump re-election campaign[edit] Also, Hope Hicks could say some things today that will be interesting, but it's hard to know if we will see that info anytime soon???
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split in Jennings is: Alito with Roberts and Kennedy concurring in full. Thomas, Gorsuch, and Sotomayor concurring in part. Breyer, Ginsburg, with Sotomayor joining in part.
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Main Paineframe posted:
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wheres the middle one... lachesis?
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Justice Alito has the opinion of the Court, except for one part. Roberts and Kennedy join Alito's opinion in full. Thomas and Gorsuch join all but Part II of the Alito opinion, and Sotomayor joins one sub-part (III-C). Share Likes1 Amy Howe 43 minutes ago Thomas filed an opinion concurring in part and in the judgment, joined by Gorsuch except as to footnote 6. Share Likes1 Amy Howe 43 minutes ago Breyer dissents, joined by Ginsburg and Sotomayor. Phew. Share Likes1 Amy Howe
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So from what I understand, non-citizens do have rights to non-definite detention, the Ninth tried to solidify that into making regular bond hearings a thing, the SupCt said no. It's loving bullshit, how else are you supposed to hold that right to be true without regularly exercising? Must be why Breyer is reading from the bench, which is apparently rare.Squizzle posted:i like gorsuch concurring except not concurring w one footnote lol what a toad
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Don't gently caress with a WITCH (HUNT!)
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Jennings is a littlllleee bit more complex than "literal concentration camps now"
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glad to see our real and totally functional scotus can get behind a clear ruling on this!!!!
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UFOTacoMan posted:it's not new news. It's old news with maybe a touch more specificity (that he will be the campaign manager). In about 5-6 weeks we will
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lol what a surprise https://twitter.com/sahilkapur/status/968513680974471168 https://twitter.com/sahilkapur/status/968513917873016832
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Shageletic posted:So from what I understand, non-citizens do have rights to non-definite detention, the Ninth tried to solidify that into making regular bond hearings a thing, the SupCt said no. It's loving bullshit, how else are you supposed to hold that right to be true without regularly exercising? Must be why Breyer is reading from the bench, which is apparently rare. Reading from the bench is basically theater, but its used to indicate when a justice strongly, strongly disagrees with the overall ruling of the court.
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freckle posted:lol lmfao thanks Obama never forget that Obama hated immigrants too, thread, because he did. he really, really did.
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Shageletic posted:Breyer has a pretty passionate dissent opinion apparently, runs 33 pages and touches on the Declaration of Independence yeah the opinion is a loving monster
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im a footnote 6 originalist binch
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Schnorkles posted:Jennings is a littlllleee bit more complex than "literal concentration camps now" yeah the concentration camps already started happening so it's inaccurate to say they'll start happening "now"
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Main Paineframe posted:
lmao gently caress you barry
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shovelbum posted:Does this include naturalized citizens? No.
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