The problems that once thought were solved for a long time can now be snapped up again. But, “they don’t get what they want,” said Omar Jadwat, of the ACLU Immigration Rights Project.
R-Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski boarded the Senate Metro with reporters after voting at the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday, May 14, 2025.
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Hours after the Supreme Court issued the ruling, the ruling narrowed the use of the national injunction by lower courts, a response to the Trump administration, asking it to raise questions after federal judges ceased their unconstitutional executive orders on birthright citizenship – a series of class action lawsuits by the ACLU and several other organizations aim to prevent orders from taking orders.
The ACLU case was filed in New Hampshire and the oral debate on the issuance of the motion will be heard in the preliminary injunction next Wednesday. Another case led by the Institute for Constitutional Advocacy and Protection at Georgetown University School of Law has been filed in Maryland. Both are seeking national relief for plaintiffs represented in the lawsuit. New Jersey also filed a lawsuit that if people born in the United States but do not receive U.S. civil rights will move into the country, they will not be able to obtain the benefits they would otherwise be entitled to. The state also argues that it also needs national relief to protect its interests.
Although Omar Jadwat, director of the ACLU Immigration Rights Program, believes that the use of the national ban will be destructive in the long run, because regarding the specific circumstances of the birthright citizen case, he believes that the Supreme Court has left enough wiggle room for the High Court. He said when the push push, he believed that children born in the United States who had undocumented immigrants or temporary visas would not end up being denied citizenship and were deported shortly after birth.
There is a class action route. But he also pointed out that according to the Administrative Procedure Law, courts are allowed to be left aside Vacant–Agent action that violates the Constitution or otherwise violates the law. Those who challenge Trump’s execution order on birthright citizenship believe that the Social Security Agency and other agencies will violate multiple rules and constitutional provisions by refusing to deny social insurance numbers, passports and birth certificates to children of undocumented residents. Jadwat [but] Ultimately, they won’t get what they want. ”
Yet the president and his team could even seriously violate one of the most important outcomes of the constitutional amendment, which illustrates the country’s six-month position in the second Trump administration. The problems that once thought were solved for a long time can now be snapped up again.
It’s not just an execution order and an unprecedented court ruling. At each level of the three branches of the government, decay is working in the system and erodes the protections previously guaranteed by the constitution. This week’s shameful passage of Trump’s “Big and Beautiful Bill” in the Senate says it all. The bill would pass the Affordable Care Act provisions to deprive millions of people who receive Medicaid and gain access to other health insurance policies and would receive nutrition assistance from millions of Americans. If you think that in the age of progress, the New Deal and the safety net system for which the great society strives is the backbone of modern society. If you think that the increase in health insurance generated by the Affordable Care Act has now become a recognized part of the social fabric after more than a decade of sparring, you seem to be very wrong.
It turns out that under Trump, the Republican Party is working hard for almost every social program, no matter how much welcome support these programs have or even how many voters in the Republican country are affected.
I was too cynical at this point to think that the grand old party would take the morally correct line when there was a choice between decent and depravity. Even so, let’s pause, at least in the real Craven showcase this week, at least designer Senator Lisa Murkowski.
Murkowski often says she was shocked or shocked by one authoritarian action or another. However, when it comes to legislation that could be the most and destructive in Trump’s second term, she held some carvings to protect Alaskas from destruction against residents of other states before voting for legislation. Contrast her tragic behavior with the actions of the late Senator John McCain, when he refused to be the decision to vote to overturn the Affordable Care Act without alternative plans ready to catch those who lost their health care.
Media reports said the vote was decided by Vice President JD Vance, who intervened to break the tie. Technically it is factual. But since everyone knows Vance is “yes” about it, it’s said that Murkowski is here a grown-up Murkowski in a room full of Maga Nutcases, and it’s the decisive game here.
Alaska knew that once she did, she did something really bad. Just as a willful child seeking a moral free pass from her parents, she quickly seeks the way she deprives herself of herself, saying it was “painful” to vote for the bill. It was thought that the pain for her was not the consequence of this vote, as the consequences for tens of millions of already low-income Americans, whose lives would be worse. It is believed that her mental pain would not be as obvious as millions of immigrants, including refugees, were suddenly blocked from accessing the safety net program. It is also assumed that she transferred tens of thousands of dollars of pain from environmental, health, nutrition and education programs to the conversion of policing and imprisonment of undocumented immigrants is inconsistent with the hard men and women experiences, and the hard men and women encountered on the accelerated ice is like rich and wealthy places, giving these bills to such places and Florlaz and Florlaz and Florla. Her pain was thought to have greatly increased the Treasury debt in order to reduce the trillions of dollars of tax relief to the super good pain, not like the pain of students who can no longer get affordable graduate studies, or the pain of renewable energy businesses destroyed by taxes involving industry taxes, because the industry’s tax violations violated the regulations against them, and this violation of this offense.
In short, Murkowski’s ring of artificial pain is like Susan Collins’ self-service principle to confirm that Brett Kavanaugh confirmed to the Supreme Court.
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Collins said she has been assured that Kavanaugh will respect precedents and will not cut established rules of the road. Of course, this didn’t last long, just as Dobbs ruling. Murkowski is better than Collins: she doesn’t even get fake promises from the Margo Republicans, not to hurt the poor. All she got was a few small carvings because, to be precise, how many poor people in Alaska would be fed into the wood chips and fed at multiple speeds.
In short, if you are looking for a Republican “moderate” to rescue you are disappointing yourself. Merkowski won’t save America, just as Susan Collins doesn’t save the right to abortion. This generation of Republican politicians has completely gotten dirty in Trump’s soil. Do you want to change? Vote for the homeless. Each last one. The campaign against Murkowski is the same as any other Maga enthusiast. Of course, Merkowski occasionally talks about speeches. But when it comes to walking, it turns out to be like the owner of the house suffering“Nothing there.”
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