[White Lives Matter]

The rule of law is now extinct in America.

[Reno89519]

Can’t blame the justices for government incompetence and poorly written laws. I do think that they are overthinking the placement and literalness of the word “a”.

[TiGuy22]

Alito, Roberts, and Kavanaugh, weird mix.

[Meatspace]

Apparently, the law states a notice, which implies one notice, and he was sent multiple notices.

[William Tell]

"Due process" protects the innocent as well as the guilty.

If YOU are ever taken into custody and charged with being an illegal alien, do you want the officer to simply deliver you to the Mexican side of the border or do you want to have a mechanism for proving that you are not guilty?

If you find yourself on the Mexican side of the border, do you want the officers at the border to be obligated to consider your claim of citizenship or not?

[bgill]

Gorsuch, huh.

[proud American in Canada]

Haven’t read the opinion but what’s wrong with getting an extra notice?

[SkyDancer]

Supreme court sides with lawbreakers. Understandable.

[LastDayz]

If there was ever any doubt about the corruption of the USSC, this “decision” should now put that to rest.

[escapefromboston]

The Supreme Court exists just in case voters do something that the oligarchs disagree with.

[jeffersondem]

““To an ordinary reader — both in 1996 and today — ‘a’ notice would seem to suggest just that: ‘a’ single document containing the required information, not a mishmash of pieces with some assembly required,” wrote Gorsuch, who was joined by Justices Clarence Thomas, Stephen Breyer, Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan, and Amy Coney Barrett.”

This is what is wrong with contextualism: it allows justices to pretend they are in the dark as to the meaning of the law, or the constitution, and therefore people that they like and want to help are in the dark too.

“Give them Barabbas.”

[A Navy Vet]

If both notices were exactly the same, then the majority ruled on a technicality. Yet they wouldn't look at the merits of the numerous lawsuits claiming fraud and illegal changes in States rules in the election. That they didn't even look at the merits of the Texas suit with 19 States joining, still astounds me and confuses me.

Precedence was set in Bush V Gore when Florida tried to change their election recount rules without going through their State Legislature. I don't get the difference. Many of the swing States also changed their rules mid-stream.

In any lawsuit that should reach the USSC, a General Election case should take priority, not some lame one versus two notifications for an illegal.

[amihow]

Amy coney Barret may turn out to be the type of lawyer who learns, remembers and repeats, but does not think.

There are a lot like that and they usually get good grades.

We may find out she is Amy Coney Parrot.

[Bullish]

Just remember, with our elitist oligarchy, the American citizens come last.

[proud American in Canada]

Oh, I see. Thank you very much for the explanation.

Take care,

Julie

[blueplum]

I’m not so sure. It cuts the paperwork in half, but he’s still subject to deportation isn’t he? However, the supremes just sent a precident that anyone who’s received more than one notice has a civil rights case. Worms in a Can.

[Captain7seas]

“The Supreme Court continues to disappoint.”

Gee whiz Mr. Wilson, I sure am disappointed today. Yep, that’s it. Just a little disappointed. Lets go have a soda and talk about HOW WE HAVE LOST THIS COUNTRY!!!

(no apology for YELLING!)

[lepton]

The rule of law is now extinct in America.

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Hardly. This is click-bait for those who won’t bother to read the decision.

There’s a reason Thomas is on the majority.

[fwdude]

This is so sickening I can’t even believe it.

[mom.mom]

The illegal alien got a notice several times.