Deadlocked Supreme Court likely means Obama's executive amnesty is dead
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By Dan Calabrese —— Bio and Archives--April 19, 2016
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Just so you know, when a case reaches the Supreme Court and the Justices deadlock, that means the lower court ruling stands. That was bad news last month when it meant California teachers unions got to continue their shameless extortion racket. But sometimes it's good news, and that appears to be the case when it comes to Obama's executive amnesty.
If The Hill's sources are reading the Justices correctly, a lower court ruling halting the practice appears to be generating another 4-4 deadlock at the SCOTUS, which would mean Obama will have to actually enforce the law:Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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