Chris Geidner
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 29 Jun
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You can't challenge her ultimate decision, right?
her ultimate determination but if she just ignores what the law says she has to do you can challenge that but what alito said is no every step leading to that final determination is a part of the determination and therefore you can't challenge any of that under the administrative procedure that's insane and it's i mean first off so people should understand this like
And, and there's, there was that toward the end of, it was an issue in the oral arguments and toward the end of Alito's opinion, he pretends to address it.
He's like, yeah, there are all of these like wild possibilities.
Now that people are saying that this opinion unleashes, like, uh, they, they could just keep, uh,
cancel all of uh tps they could just never allow tps they why couldn't they also a democratic president could uh issue even though tps as we talked about like is supposed to be renewed regularly like what's stopping a
Democratic Homeland Security Secretary from saying, you know what, I know it says two years, but I'm going to do it for 15 years and there's nothing you can do about that because it's not reviewable.
My determination is not reviewable.
And Alito was like, well, there could be other challenges.
No, not under your decision.
Under your decision, it's not reviewable.
And that's what Sotomayor or I'm sorry, in that one, I forget who the dissenter was.
I think that was Kagan dissented.
Tell us about the metering.
I mean, this was this ended up being even though the TPS was a truly like next day.
I mean, I was on a call with with people in Springfield that day and they were talking about like this.
This could be like people coming in next week to deport these people.
But the metering case was a policy that's not in place currently, that essentially as different ports of entry felt that they were overwhelmed with people coming, trying to seek asylum, what they started doing was this metering policy that they would only allow a certain number of people in.
Each day.
And what the challenge was, is the people that didn't come in, they were saying that they had they didn't reach they didn't put a foot in the border, even though they were trying to do this the legal way.
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