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8. The biggest rulings are often held for the end of the term

Wed Jun 17, 2026, 11:32 AM

23 hrs ago

So it won’t be a surprise if we don’t hear anything on the citizenship question until the end of the month.

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I am getting nervous also LetMyPeopleVote Yesterday #1

It was and is an issue for Congress. Lochloosa Yesterday #2

The SC gutted the voting rights act hookaleft 23 hrs ago #13

Many of us are edgy. What will this mean? mwmisses4289 Yesterday #3

No you aren't. I thought it was due to be released a month ago or so underpants Yesterday #4

It will be out at the latest a couple of weeks. n/t Jacson6 Yesterday #5

Alito is still searching the Farmer's Almanac for citations to use dalton99a Yesterday #7

The biggest rulings are often held for the end of the term Fiendish Thingy 23 hrs ago #8

The biggest cases wait until the end of therm Dangling0826 23 hrs ago #10

If they do, they will be cutting their own throats Fiendish Thingy 23 hrs ago #11

We need to that anyways Dangling0826 23 hrs ago #12

I agree Fiendish Thingy 22 hrs ago #14

SCOTUS is looking for a tarp. Sneederbunk 23 hrs ago #9

There's a tarp in NYC they can take. dickthegrouch 17 hrs ago #15