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Hey everybody, we got a terrific yet disturbing one today because the great Dahlia Lithwick is back to give us an overview of the Supreme Court's term.

Dahlia is a host of Slate's podcast, Amicus, and part of our pantheon of all-time favorite guests.

Now, the Supreme Court wrapped up at the end of June, and they're in recess until early October, so when Dolly and I taped this interview earlier this week, I figured

we'd be able to cover everything and keep it up to date for you all. But as it goes, three

notable legal decisions have come out in the past few days,

and I wanted to do my best to share those with you. On Tuesday, the Supreme Court gave the Trump

administration permission to fire tens of thousands of federal employees without involving Congress,

lifting a lower court's order.

Now, this decision is technically temporary, so a lower court could later find that Trump abused

that authority, but the Supreme Court seemed intent on handing the presidency more and more power.

So in the meantime, the administration gets to keep slashing the agencies

that keep our government running and serving Americans. On Wednesday, the Supreme Court upheld

the lower court's ruling that Florida cannot enact criminal laws to prosecute unauthorized

migrants who enter the state. The court did not release an opinion alongside

the ruling, but it's my guess that they believe it's a federal government's responsibility

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