FIVE (D) Governors broke CDC protocol and sent Covid positive patients to nursing homes!
U.S. Supreme Court bolsters Trump's power over rapid deportation
The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday enhanced the ability of President Donald Trump's administration to quickly deport illegal immigrants including asylum seekers with limited judicial review, handing him a victory in a case involving one of his signature issues in an election year.
The justices ruled in favor of the administration in its appeal of a lower court ruling that a Sri Lankan farmer named Vijayakumar Thuraissigiam had a right to have a judge review the government's handling of his asylum bid.
The ruling, written by conservative Justice Samuel Alito, found that limiting judicial scrutiny in this rapid deportation case, known as expedited removal, did not violate key safeguards of individual liberty in the U.S. Constitution.
The vote was 7-2. Although two of the four liberal justices, Stephen Breyer and Ruth Bader Ginsburg, agreed that Thuraissigiam's legal claim failed, they did not embrace Alito's broad reasoning. Liberal justices Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan dissented.
It has long been recognized that people who have yet to be granted legal entry to the United States do not have the full range of constitutional rights and that Congress has some authority to determine what rights they do possess, Alito wrote.
"While aliens who have established connections in this country have due process rights in deportation proceedings, the court long ago held that Congress is entitled to set the conditions for an alien's lawful entry into this country," Alito added.
The ruling will have wide implications for immigrants facing removal, Sotomayor wrote, giving the administration "unchecked" power and increasing the risk of arbitrary and illegal decisions by immigration officials in deportation proceedings.
The United States "has time and again reaffirmed its commitment to providing sanctuary to those escaping oppression and persecution," Sotomayor added.
The San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in 2019 ruled that under the Constitution's suspension clause - relating to a person's ability to challenge confinement by the government - courts should be able to review Thuraissigiam's claims.
https://news.yahoo.com/u-supreme-court-bolsters-trumps-141034562.html
>He removed his own parents from the nursing homes right before the order went into effect.
Trips of truth!
That's why I put his murdering ass in there!
>Looks like POTUS is on Gab.
Nope, GAB has it reserved for him if he ever does…been that way for years!
>This made me cry.
>Why the fuck is the wall not being built.
Hey Acosta, POTUS just went to Arizona for the 212th mile of WALL completed! lmao Idiot
>Blacks and Mexicans are spreading the CoronaVirus like wildfire.
Oregon said everyone BUT people of color have to wear masks! lol