Wow was that fast--an immigrant advocate group already filed an amended complaint seeking class action relief in its bir

[In It to Win It]

Kathleen Bush-Joseph
‪@kathleenbush.bsky.social‬

Wow was that fast--an immigrant advocate group already filed an amended complaint seeking class action relief in its birthright citizenship case in federal court in Maryland

Wow was that fast--an immigrant advocate group already filed an amended complaint seeking class action relief in its birthright citizenship case in federal court in Maryland

— Kathleen Bush-Joseph (@kathleenbush.bsky.social) 2025-06-27T15:59:08.194Z

[Ocelot II]

1. Bingo. I figured that was going to happen, just didn't expect it so soon.

[Lovie777]

2. Hopefully the other 21 states will follow suit.......................

[mahatmakanejeeves]

3. Greenbelt is the courthouse where Judge Xinis is overseeing the Garcia case.

I know you knew that, but FYI for those just tuning in.

Thanks, and good afternoon.

[DarthDem]

4. Sure. Nothing that SCOTUS . . .

. . . might do is much of a mystery to the litigants and their counsel, especially after oral argument, so they clearly had the amended complaint ready and it's a good look for them.

[LetMyPeopleVote]

5. A couple of Class Action lawsuits have already been filed to get around this ruling

Class actions are a way around this ruling

Link to tweet

Link to tweet

That was quick

There are already TWO new class action lawsuits challenging Trump birthright citizenship order

Suits designed to adjust to today's Supreme Court ruling

Including one by ACLU, which says "This executive order directly opposes our Constitution, values & history"

[edhopper]

6. So?

Only an injunction by SCOTUS means anything now, and they can wait as long as they want to rule, or not rule at all.

[UTUSN]

7. K&R