In this post, I collect my responses to the government’s sur-reply in Texas v. United States.
- Part 1: The Applicability of Youngstown (Jackson, J.) to DAPA
- Part 2: The Scope of Injunction
- Part 3: Narrowly Reading Massachusetts v. EPA
- Part 4: Helped, Rather than Harmed, for Standing
- Part 5: The Impact of States That Decline To Honor ICE Immigration Detainers
- Part 6: How Big was President Bush’s Family Fairness Program of 1990?
- Part 7: Government Responds to “Temporary Bridge” Argument
- Part 8: The Secretary’s DAPA Framework Cannot Be The Exercise of Discretion
- Part 9: The Case-By-Case Inquiry is A Façade
- Part 10: DACA Denials for Discretionary Reasons?
- Part 11: Who Bears The Burden for An Injunction?
- Part 12: Explaining The President’s Statements on the Limits of Executive Power