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OA1297 - This week on Rapid Response Friday: SCOTUS once again confirms the color of the sky, the latest failures in DOJ’s attempts to prosecute Trump’s political opponents, why the most important immigration agency you’ve never heard of has decided as a matter of law that Trump fixed Venezuela by illegally kidnapping its president, and how NYC mayor Zohran Mamdani is  trying to stop Trump 2.0 from bringing new life to one of the worst failed immigration policies of 1.0.

Finally, in today’s footnote: Kash Patel screws the pooch while trying to explain the FBI’s bizarre new hiring guidelines in some of the funniest Congressional testimony we’ve ever heard.

USPS v. California et al, 609 U. S. ____ (2026)

Audio from Fourth Circuit oral arguments in U.S. v. James (9/15/26)

Matter of A-E-V-M-, 30 I&N Dec. 20 (BIA 2026) 

Complaint in New York et al v. Mullin et al, SDNY Case #1:26-cv-07978 (9/14/2026)

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Unlikable Internet Goblin

Love the meme I've seen going around where it says, "How much do you love dogs on the following scale?" and there's a ten point scale with Kristi Noem at zero and Kash Patel at ten.

David in Brooklyn

Hi. The word actually is "bestiality", not "beast ...". Adjective form, bestial. Right-wing preachers and politicians have been mispronouncing it for decades, almost without exception; it's like a badge of belonging for them. Allegedly in 1705 the Massachusetts colonial legislature outlawed "fornification" between Blacks (or so-called mulattoes) and whites; the misspelling gives a similar hint of not wanting to be seen as overly familiar with what one is referring to.

Kevin

Me thinks Kash may have paid for tequila shots and a donkey show.

Kate Jay

I wanna read the transcript of the 1706 trial that goes "My clients were not fornificating; nor were they fornifying. Your Honor, the defense rests"