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One a Clinton appointee the other two Biden insurrectionists.
Twice now SCOTUS stayed this matter pending their decision. Didn't matter to these liars.
Also, the statute clearly says 'No Judicial Review' but the liars then said Congress intended judicial review.
Twice now SCOTUS stayed this matter pending their decision. Didn't matter to these liars.
At the outset, we address the Government’s argument that we are bound by
the Supreme Court’s twice determination that the Government is likely to succeed
on the merits. However, the Supreme Court’s emergency stay orders did not
expressly decide the issue of whether the Government was likely to succeed on the
merits of this case, so we reject the Government’s argument that the stay orders
control our determination of this case.
Also, the statute clearly says 'No Judicial Review' but the liars then said Congress intended judicial review.
A. 8 U.S.C. § 1254a(b)(5)(A) – Judicial Review Bar
Section 1254a(b)(5)(A) provides: “There is no judicial review of any
determination of the [Secretary] with respect to the designation, or termination or
extension of a designation, of a foreign state” for TPS. The Government argues
that this subsection forecloses judicial review of all of Plaintiffs’ APA challenges.
We rejected this argument in NTPSA I and do so again here. 150 F.4th at 1016–
1018.
We begin with the strong presumption “that Congress intends judicial
review of administrative actions.”
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