If at First You Don’t (Constitutionally) Succeed, Try, Try Again
Summary
Law professors discuss the Supreme Court’s recent stay on an injunction against a Trump executive order restricting mail-in ballots, noting the ruling was procedural and did not address the merits. They also analyze a new motion challenging a second executive order attempting to limit birthright citizenship, arguing it violates the Constitution despite the Court’s previous rejection of similar claims. The hosts explain how these legal maneuvers aim to disenfranchise voters and redefine citizenship ahead of the 2026 midterms.
Topics discussed
Sponsors and podcast format update
Law school start and episode agenda overview
Supreme Court stay on mail-in voting executive order
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New motion in birthright citizenship case
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Challenges to US Attorney appointment rules
ICE agent extradition dispute in Texas
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