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The Radical Left's New Lawfare Tactic

 Supreme Court Ruling on Universal Injunctions

- The Supreme Court's decision limits universal injunctions that allow judges to block executive actions.

- Seen as a victory for the Trump administration, enhancing its ability to enforce policies.

- The ruling dismisses about 340 nationwide injunctions filed against Trump's policies.

Reactions to the Ruling

- The political left, including the Huffington Post, expresses outrage over the decision.

- A notable dissent by Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson is cited, suggesting executive lawlessness may result.

- Justice Amy Coney Barrett refutes Jackson's argument stating it contradicts constitutional precedent.

Implications for Trump's Administration

- The Trump administration's defense against federal injunctions was strategically sound.

- The ruling secures more executive power and improves efficiency in law enforcement.

- By mid-May 2025, approximately 40 nationwide injunctions against Trump exist; many now dismissed.

Future Legal Strategies from the Left

- NPR discusses the radical left's new tactic: class action lawsuits.

- Legal experts predict a shift from universal injunctions to class actions for broader protection.

- Other potential strategies include state lawsuits and organizational standing for groups harmed by policies.

Ongoing Birthright Citizenship Issues

- Class-action lawsuits concerning birthright citizenship are anticipated following the ruling.

- An example includes the A. A. R. P. v. Trump case, which challenges the removal of Venezuelan nationals.

- The Supreme Court ruled to grant provisional relief in urgent immigration cases and remanded the case for further proceedings.

Organizational Responses

- Immigration rights groups adapted quickly, filing new class action lawsuits against Trump's immigration policies.

- Such organizations aim to halt deportations of children born to illegal immigrants as well as their families.

- Many lawsuits are being revised to align with the class action framework for federal court submissions.

Concluding Remarks

- The ruling's impact does not conclude the conflict; a legislative and judicial battle continues.

- The political left remains determined to challenge Trump’s administration through legal avenues despite electoral losses. 

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