Judge Nicole Berner, a Biden appointee, compared the government's position to previous episodes of mass detention in American history. Source
Separate challenges in Massachusetts and the D.C. area have seen stays imposed, lifted, and reimposed, complicating the Postal Service's rollout of the order.
In a 2-1 decision, the panel of judges likened the matter to the Japanese internment camps of World War II.
The Supreme Court this week allowed him to continue construction on the project, vacating lower court stays that came as part of a suit from the National Trust for Historic Preservation in the United States.
MS NOW’s Lisa Rubin explains everything you need to know about the Supreme Court’s decision to allow Trump to continue building his ballroom and why, ultimately, the courts may not be able to stop him.
Trump’s White House Ballroom Scores Major Supreme Court Victory
Lower-court rulings would have blocked construction of the 90,000-square-foot ballroom after finding that the Trump administration should have first sought approval from Congress.
The ballroom is roughly two-thirds complete already and is one of the most contentious of Trump's projects to "beautify" the nation's capital.
The administration asked the justices to consider whether the ban is constitutional and reverse an appeals court decision that blocked the administration from using it to expel members who already serve in the armed forces.
The law is content-based and Minnesota has a better way to protect voting rights: tell specific felons they're eligible, judges nominated by Republican presidents say. State supreme court already rejected challenge to felon voting law.