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Supreme Court, Alien Enemies Act

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Military.com |
American Civil Liberties Union attorney Lee Gelernt called it an “important victory” that people must now be given the right to challenge their removal orders.
Politico |
The boards are crucial overseers of employee grievances in the federal government and private sector, and without the Biden appointees they lacked a quorum to conduct business.
CNN |
The decision is not the final word on whether the employees will be allowed to keep their jobs, but it will have a significant impact on both the workers and the agencies in the meantime.

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