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Flights One Way, Tees and Seas Apply. Hi and welcome back to Amicus. is Slate's podcast about the courts and the law and the rule of law and the

rule of law in the Supreme Court I'm Dahlia Lithwick that's my beat and 24 is already exhausting. This past week in an order that explained

nothing, the highest court in the land ruled by a five to four margin on the

issue we talked about on last week's show with

Rochelle Garza who gets to set immigration policy the federal government or the

state of Texas. The majority sided with the Biden administration for now, but the fact

that there were four votes to give Greg Abbott the keys to border enforcement is a kind of

of chilling reminder of how deeply unmoored this court has become

from precedent and constitutional thought.

For the folks watching the New Hampshire primary this week to see whether the GOP could kick its Trump addiction, no dice.

And the question of whether a state can toss the former president off the ballot is careening up to the court for argument in less than two weeks.

Meanwhile, jurors in a Manhattan courtroom determined that Donald Trump would have to pay more than

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