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To: JOHN ADAMS
It is true, though, that a different assessment of who was being wronged would likely have resulted in an order to make Trump not enforce the policy while the case continues.

Can you elucidate on this?

4 posted on 03/11/2020 11:31:57 AM PDT by MortMan (Shouldn't "palindrome" read the same forward and backward?)
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To: MortMan

What I meant was that if the Court thought that the asylum applicants had a strong case then it might have been more inclined to allow the Trump administration policy to be stayed — because then the policy would be [if the Court thought that way] unjustly keeping people out of the US, and in a place where they allegedly faced some sort of threat; that’s the basis for an asylum claim.

I hope that’s clear. And even if it’s clear, it might be wrong. But that’s what I was thinking.


36 posted on 03/11/2020 1:19:11 PM PDT by JOHN ADAMS
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