Chris Geidner
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 29 Jun
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I should just say, I would just say.
And so what they're claiming is that even though they approach the port of entry, even though if there weren't this metering policy, they would have touched U.S.
soil, that because they technically stay on the Mexico side of the border, they are not arriving in the United States and don't get that protection that you just said.
Right.
because they didn't set foot in the United States.
But under the U.S.
law, what it is is arriving in the United States.
And what Alito said here is they're not arriving in the United States.
And that was the end of that.
If you didn't have Sotomayor, Justice Sotomayor was the dissenter here, and she read from her dissent from the bench, and she essentially said, like, the most common sense...
way that she said is if you're on the train, you're, you're, you're on, I'm in DC.
I go to New York a lot.
If you're on the train and the conductor says we're arriving in Penn station, does that mean that the train, if the train is still running and you haven't stopped, does that mean he's lying to you?
Have you not arrived in Penn station when he says that?
She is saying this is using the preposition in to create a humanitarian crisis, to ignore the obvious obligation that the U.S.
has to allow these people to apply for asylum and then get the proper process.
Yeah, and the horrifying part of this, I am blanking on the name of the ship, but what Sotomayor talks about in her dissent is the entire basis for
for modern asylum treatment came out of this ship that during World War II was carrying 900 people, Jewish people, trying to find a place where they could land.
And they were turned away everywhere, including in the port of, I believe it was the port of Miami.
And they ended up having to return to Europe.
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