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> This was just a test, and it was successful It's too soon to say it's "successful": SCOTUS was 9-0 against and that was still only a few days ago, so far fro
by DaiPlusPlus 1y ago
> This was just a test, and it was successful
It's too soon to say it's "successful": SCOTUS was 9-0 against and that was still only a few days ago, so far from being a success it's now turning into a constitutional crisis... assuming the administration doesn't fold, or flip-flop, or some combination of the two - which we've already seen plenty of[1].
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[1] the seemingly arbitrary and capricious tariff changes announced almost every day ever since the-day-after-April-fools-day.
- thoroughburro 1y agoSo, he’s being brought back then?
- ben_w 1y agoRoll a D20: if it's even he comes back, if it's less than 10 he mysteriously disappears.
- NekkoDroid 1y agoI wouldn't even put the odds of him coming back at 50% 20: He gets brought back in good condition, 19-16: He is gonna get brought back in terrible condition, 15-11 he doesn't come back, 10-1 he is dead
- ben_w 1y agoNote that I said "even" and "less than ten". Even ignoring damage he's already suffered in the prison, the "good outcomes" are still only 30% (10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20).
- dionian 1y agoIf you read the SCOTUS ruling, all it upholds from the lower courts decision is that the USG must 'facilitate', not 'effectuate' his release. AFAIK the Court doesn't have a way to order El Salvador to do so