Hello and welcome to Maine Justice.

It is Tuesday morning, February 24th.

I'm Andrew Wiseman, and I'm here with my co-host, Mary McCord.

And if I sound like I'm trying to be slow and deliberative,

it is because there's so much going on in my brain that I'm trying to

manifest calm because Mary and I just were talking about the 48 things that we want to cover

in 58 minutes. That's right. And not going to be possible. And so obviously,

just to steal your thunder, Mary, we're going to start by talking about the tariff decision.

Yep. But what else are we going to talk about? Of the 48 things, how did we winnow that down,

Mary? Yes. Well, we are not always great at winnowing, but we try. So we will spend

time, as you said, on that decision and the multiple different opinions written in the

170 pages because no one can write anything short anymore these days on the Supreme Court,

although actually some of the justices did. It's just others took up lots and lots

of pages. And then we will go... We're talking about you, Justice Gorsuch. That's right. And you,

Justice Kavanaugh, thank you for, you know, keeping me up late, reading and reading and reading.

And then we will do what we have to do pretty much every week because there's always new news.

We will talk about a pretty significant, I think, decision in one of the

very many different cases involving an ICE detention of someone. And this one directly addresses

an issue that I know has been a big concern to me, and I think to you as well, Andrew, ever since

these surges started, which is the masking of ICE agents and wearing, of course,

plain clothes and being in unmarked vehicles and nevertheless stopping and detaining people

in ways that really do look like, and this is what the judge criticizes them for being,

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