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bulwark here with Andrew Eger, author of our Morning Shotts newsletter. We got breaking news from the

Supreme Court. They have held that the Trump administration violated the due process rights

of Venezuelan migrants last month, and it's ever to expel them to El Salvador.

The Scoti had previously blocked the effort to send more migrants to El Salvador. Scotus had previously blocked the effort to

send more migrants to El Salvador, so this is consistent with that. Shout out to our man,

Mark Joseph Stern, who's given us this reporting, breaking on blue sky. It's a couple of

things before we get to Edgar here. The Supreme Court did not give a ruling on whether the Trump

administration can remove migrants under the Alien Enemies Act at all.

It's just they just ruled that the process in which they attempted to do it was against the law.

And as I mentioned, they continue to block future deportations under this act.

And there is some encouragement that they're considered that they have upheld this

representing the migrants as an entire class.

So I do know that some of the that the migrants are the,

the Venezuelans that have been disappeared to El Salvador are hopeful that like

together, you know,

they can get a ruling on their on their treatment and hopefully eventually brought back.

So that is the quickest summary of, uh, of what happened. Obviously, I'll have more of a legal

analysis with our legal folks, George Conway, I think his show will be on later tonight and others.

But Andrew, uh, what, what's your, uh, top take on this?

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