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It then instructed New York’s high court to reconsider its decision in light of SCOTUS’ recent opinion in Catholic Charities Bureau v.

SCOTUS’ conservative supermajority appears poised to declare that the Constitution prohibits these states from safeguarding their own residents’ ability to safely terminate a pregnancy.

That is not to say that, perhaps especially at SCOTUS, we should always expect doctrinal rigor to supersede the kinds of political considerations that often undergird high-profile decisions.

Now, after repeatedly suggesting that it would defy SCOTUS, the Trump administration has finally complied, begrudgingly, by bringing Abrego Garcia back to the United States to face criminal prosecution.

Why SCOTUS’ liberal justices are playing along with the court’s myth of comity.