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Hi and welcome back to Amicus. I'm Dahlia Lithwick and this is Slate's podcast about the courts and the law and the Supreme Court.

We are about two days out from Donald Trump's inauguration as 47th president of the United States of America.

And whether your mind right now is on TikTok or on how many push-ups Pete Hegsef can do,

or whether it's on the owner's box that is going to contain Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg

and Jeff Bezos at the inauguration, or whether it's on a ceasefire in the Middle East

or the devastation from fires in Southern California,

the world as we understand it, is changing in fundamental ways. And the law, as we have understood it, is also

changing in fundamental ways. We are on the brink of mass immigration reform, perhaps mass

deportations, perhaps the use of the military for domestic policing, mass

pardons for violent insurrectionists, and all this amid the end of fact-checking online and,

therefore, of fact-checking everywhere. On Friday morning, to prove that everything is always in

motion, the Supreme Court, in a unanimous per curiam opinion,

upheld the TikTok ban that, at least theoretically, goes into effect on Sunday, although President

Joe Biden reportedly will not enforce it, and President-elect Donald Trump says he's going to

fix it, whatever that means. Also on Friday morning, President Biden

declared that he considers the Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution to be, quote,

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