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Oh, oh, oh, oh. Welcome to advisory opinions. I'm Sarah Isgare. That's David French.

We've got another emergency docket decision from the Supreme Court on those third-party country removals.

But what was that vote count again? We've also got cert denials and a few interesting

cert grants. More to come on advisory opinions. All right, David, before we dive in today, I wanted

to talk briefly about the tragedy that unfolded at Camp Mystic over the 4th of July weekend.

This is a camp that's very near and dear to my heart and most Texans at this point.

You know, the last time we did something like this was Yuvaldi, which was also in Texas, also in my backyard in a lot of respects.

Camp Mystic is a hundred-year-old camp in Texas for young girls draws heavily from the neighborhood I'm from. I absolutely

have friends of friends who are missing or lost girls. One of the camp counselors went to my high school.

Like, this is my neighborhood that goes to Camp Mystic.

Incredibly hard to hear all of this. I don't know if you saw the video of the girls being

evacuated the next morning on a bus over the Guadalupe as it was

still flooding. And you see some of the National Guard trucks, you know, trying to make sure

that they're going to get across. And the girls are singing hymns. And it's just so beautiful.

Yeah. Yeah. It was amazing. It was absolutely amazing. And Sarah, you know,

we were talking about this before we started. And when I saw that news, you know, I'm thinking

about it because, you know, we've got a youngest daughter who's a camper who's been at, not at that

camp, but I've been a camper for years and years and years.

And your mind automatically goes into, you know, that mode of what would I do?

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