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Immigration cases continue to reach shadow docket as Supreme Court recesses for summer

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By Chris Geidner
| Law Dork
There are regularly U.S. Supreme Court shadow docket filings from people seeking stays of removal — deportation — and they are almost always denied without explanation. I do think, in this moment, that it is worth looking at one of these. On Tuesday, the Supreme Court Public Information Office provided journalists with a copy of one such request, as is the normal practice. It is not yet available on the Supreme Court’s public docket, so I have uploaded it.
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By Chris Geidner
| Substack
BREAKING: The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit, on a 2-1 vote, on Tuesday upheld a district court’s preliminary injunction blocking Florida from enforcing its 2022 Stop WOKE Act in the university context. The majority opinion is from Judge Britt Grant, a Trump appointee, in which she was joined by Judge Charles Wilson, a Clinton appointee. Judge Barbara Lagoa, a Trump appointee, dissented. This opinion is a long time coming. Arguments at the Eleventh Circuit were held in June 2024.
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Two-hundred-and-fifty years in, Justice Jackson is doing the work that is needed from our leaders

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By Chris Geidner
| Law Dork
On this Fourth of July, I am thinking about how important it is for the United States that we have leaders willing to speak forthrightly about our past and ambitiously about our future in order to make it through the treacherous present. On June 30, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson did both, illustrating perfectly what is needed from our leaders.
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