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Ep. 2454 - Trump WIN: SCOTUS Says Send Them Home
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Democratic Reaction: Attacking the Court Instead of Changing the Law
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The Democratic response to the rulings is almost uniformly an assault on the Supreme Court as an institution rather than a call for legislative action. Hakeem Jeffries calls the decisions 'reckless rubber-stamping.' Zohran Mamdani vows he will 'never accept' the ruling. Delia Ramirez invokes 'white supremacist authoritarian agendas.' Pramila Jayapal frames deportation as sending people to their death. Shapiro's consistent counter: if you believe the law is wrong, the answer is to elect a Congress that will change it — not to attack the Court for interpreting it correctly. He also dissects the Sotomayor and Kagan dissents: Sotomayor makes a moral argument about Holocaust-era Jewish refugees (the MS St. Louis voyage) that has no bearing on the legal question at hand; Kagan argues Trump's 'eating the dogs' comments constitute racial animus warranting judicial intervention.
Hakeem Jeffries stated that more than 350,000 TPS holders face deportation following the Supreme Court's ruling to uphold the Trump administration's TPS terminations.
