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Recall, 1-800-684-3-110. And now your host. Welcome to Seculo. I know many of you are

preparing to celebrate the 249th anniversary of American independence, the freedoms that we enjoy here.

But a lot is going on in this country.

And one of the things that we wanted to showcase today is the impact and the reality of

what the protections of our freedoms and the ability for America to continue in its prosperity

and how a lot of that has changed rapidly in light of the Supreme Court deciding last Friday

that nationwide injunctions aren't a thing. This should not happen. We saw an incredible

opinion written by Justice Barrett that was going through the history, even using phrases

that was in the ACLJ's brief as we represented the state of West Virginia at the Supreme

Court like judicial pedigree, historical pedigree,

things that we argued before the court were the basis of their opinion saying that

district court judges should not have the power to put the entire country on hold because they don't agree with policy.

It was historic. We fought hard to achieve this victory so that we wouldn't see imperial judges,

as Justice Barrett pointed out in her opinion, that just because someone else may be acting

one way, in this case what is being argued about the executive branch, that the judges

don't have the ability to then put a hold on the entire policy of the executive branch, of the Congress.

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