Courtroom observers said most justices seemed skeptical of the order and viewed the Constitution’s language on the issue, contained within the Fourteenth Amendment, as plain and clear
Trump became the first sitting U. S. president to attend a Supreme Court hearing.
Justice Ketanji Brown-Jackson left many scratching their heads with a confusing and frankly bizarre response to the Trump administration’s arguments in defending the order.
I was thinking, I, a U.S
And what it means is that if I steal someone’s wallet in Japan, the Japanese authorities can arrest me and prosecute me,” Jackson said.
