ElephantStomp
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SCOTUS is hearing oral arguments about this administration using the Aliens Act, which is the act you cited.At best this is hyperbole. I seriously doubt, with reason, "ALL" are being argued in front to SCOTUS right now. The information on which cases, and from whom and where, with SCOTUS ... that's not just a simple Google search. It's not easy information to find. My gut instinct tells me you don't have a legitimate source for that statement. If you do, please cite it here.
The quote above about SCOTUS proves this to be false. The district judges rules (and we can limit that to the ones cited) have had an affect on the implementation of national policy. IF their rulings didn't have an effect why are those that are, in front of SCOTUS? If they didn't have an effect, there wouldn't be an appeal.
