☠️💀COURT OF SUPREME INJUSTICE: “NO ROOM AT THE INN!” — GOP JUSTICES INFLICT PAIN, SUFFERING, POSSIBLE DEATH ON MOST VULNERABLE HUMANS! 🤮 — Justice Gorsuch Defects, Leads Dissent Against Majority’s Shameless Righty Political Pandering!

Four Horsemen
GOP Supremes believe in a different version of the “Christmas Story.” One that bypasses the humane, hopeful message!
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Justices Sotomayor, Kagan, Gorsuch, and Jackson dissented, with Justice Jackson joining Justice Gorsuch in a written dissent. In it, Gorsuch explains why he would deny the states’ request for a stay of the district court order and request for an expedited briefing:

“Reasonable minds can disagree about the merits of the D. C. Circuit’s intervention ruling. But that case-specific decision is not of special importance in its own right and would not normally warrant expedited review. The D. C. Circuit’s intervention ruling takes on whatever salience it has only because of its presence in a larger underlying dispute about the Title 42 orders. And on that score, it is unclear what we might accomplish. Even if at the end of it all we find that the States are permitted to intervene, and even if the States manage on remand to demonstrate that the Title 42 orders were lawfully adopted, the emergency on which those orders were premised has long since lapsed. In April 2022, the federal government terminated the Title 42 orders after determining that emergency immigration restrictions were no longer necessary or appropriate to address COVID–19. 87 Fed. Reg. 19944. The States may question whether the government followed the right administrative steps before issuing this decision (an issue on which I express no view). But they do not seriously dispute that the public-health justification undergirding the Title 42 orders has lapsed. And it is hardly obvious why we should rush in to review a ruling on a motion to intervene in a case concerning emergency decrees that have outlived their shelf life.”

For more on the devastating impact of Title 42 and other Trump-era changes on asylum seekers, see Lindsay Muir Harris, Asylum Under Attack, 67 Loyola Law Review 1 (2021).
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Quite notably, NEITHER ACTUAL PARTY TO THIS CASE REQUESTED THIS TOTALLY UNJUSTIFIED STAY! In fact, both opposed an indefinite stay!

🇺🇸 Due Process Forever!

PWS
12-28-22