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The Week's True Verdict: Corporations Win, Everyone Else Loses
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Viewed individually, each ruling has its own legal rationale. Viewed together, they tell a single story. This week: corporations can't be sued for abetting foreign government atrocities; corporations can't be sued for insufficient cancer warnings on pesticide labels; corporations can sue Cuba for seizing their oil. Meanwhile: TPS holders can't challenge their deportation in court; incarcerated people can't sue officials who violate their religious rights; permanent residents can't enforce their right to re-enter the country. The consistent answer to the question 'who gets to sue and win' in the Roberts Court is: corporations [1] — Leah Litman "This week corporations can't be sued for human rights abuses or inadequate cancer warnings, but TPS holders, prisoners, immigrants, and per…" 28:38 . Everyone else — immigrants, prisoners, workers, asylum seekers — has been systematically stripped of legal recourse.
