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The Supreme Court finally begins oral arguments on nationwide injunctions. Walmart announces

price hikes as President Trump concludes a whirlwind Middle Eastern tour.

And former FBI director James Comey makes a post about 86ing the president.

I'm neither Bradley Devlin nor Virginia Allen.

I'm Tony Kinnett, back from Dallas to tell you that it is Friday, May 16th, 2025.

This is the Daily Signals top news in 10.

The Supreme Court of the United States has begun oral arguments over the case regarding

the President's explanation and interpretation of the 14th Amendment of the United States,

specifically birthright citizenship,

in which an individual born within the borders of the United States is automatically granted

citizenship, no matter whom their parents are or how long they have been here.

Unsurprisingly, the conversation quickly moved into the area of district court federal

injunctions, in which district

judges around the country have levied major injunctions, freezes, stays, pauses, and the like,

in order to suspend actions by the executives and administrations since the 1960s. Liberal judge

Katangi Brown Jackson argued that it would make things a lot quicker for the courts

if district judges were allowed to simply issue injunctions whenever they pleased.

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