The Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP) may be coming to an end after the Supreme Court ruled that the Biden administration did not unlawfully terminate the program in their ruling on Biden v.
I am interested in your thoughts on whether this decision makes it easier for a future Trump/DeSantis Admin take executive action without push back from courts.
Also I wonder the impact on injunctions as this decision, I think, had something to say about national injunctions.
PS - I might have gone with the Holy Grail “I’m not dead yet” versus Princess Bride!
I don't think this case does that, but the case before that this case relied upon, sorry I'm blanking in the moment on which case it was, does limit the federal courts ability to issue stays against administrative actions. So yes, a future Republican administration could take more executive action and not have to fear the courts preventing them from doing so.
Hah! Now that you mention it, I think you're right! I probably should've chosen the knight from the Holy Grail.
This is so helpful, thank you for this breakdown.
I am interested in your thoughts on whether this decision makes it easier for a future Trump/DeSantis Admin take executive action without push back from courts.
Also I wonder the impact on injunctions as this decision, I think, had something to say about national injunctions.
PS - I might have gone with the Holy Grail “I’m not dead yet” versus Princess Bride!
I don't think this case does that, but the case before that this case relied upon, sorry I'm blanking in the moment on which case it was, does limit the federal courts ability to issue stays against administrative actions. So yes, a future Republican administration could take more executive action and not have to fear the courts preventing them from doing so.
Hah! Now that you mention it, I think you're right! I probably should've chosen the knight from the Holy Grail.
Thanks for the update on MPP. How I wish it was thoroughly and unequivocally dead instead of just "mostly dead."