Supreme Court just signaled it may "go toe to toe" with Trump -- Legal analyst

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : With that, legal analyst Mark Joseph Stern suggested on Saturday that this represents a significant judicial challenge to presidential authority, characterizing it on social media platform Bluesky as "potentially a massive signal from the Supreme Court that it is finally prepared to go toe to toe with Trump to halt AEA deportations.
52% : The response from the administration will likely determine the next steps in this ongoing legal battle between executive authority and judicial oversight.
32% : Boasberg's restraining order truly believed Trump would heed its warning about due process and pause further AEA renditions until SCOTUS ruled on their legality.
23% : Why It Matters U.S. authorities are carrying out an ongoing immigration crackdown under Trump, who has pledged to launch the largest mass deportation operation in the country's history.
20% : Instead Trump tried to sneak out migrants before courts could act.
17% : U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) said Abrego Garcia was deported last month due to an "administrative error."
16% : " Trump invoked the AEA on March 15, targeting Tren de Aragua members, a criminal group it has designated as a terrorist organization, to deport Venezuelan men accused of having membership in the group.

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