Trump’s Supreme Court: A Rightist Juggernaut
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Eve Ottenberg
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Radio FreeTrump’s Supreme Court: A Rightist Juggernautradiofree.orgThe Supreme Court has been on a partisan, right-wing rampage lately, and the results for everyone from migrants to gun-crime victims to voters swamped by corporate dark money in campaigns are disastrous. On June 25, the high court let Trump end temporary protections for Syrian and Haitian migrants, ruled that migrants couldn’t apply for asylum More The post Trump’s Supreme Court: A Rightist Juggernaut appeared first on CounterPunch.org .
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