Yup, and this is an example of what Vinson should have done:
Do you understand the difference? Feldman granted a preliminary injunction. Vinson didn't.
That's a big difference. Violation of an injunction carries real penalties, including prison if the judge chooses.
Vinson did state that an injunction wasn’t necessary,
as the law was now void,
and he had the expectation that the Executive would comply with the law.
Now, who’s gonna enforce this compliance?