Abrego Garcia's Return
The upshot of this case is that presidents eventually decide that they need the good will of the courts more than they need to defy a particular court order. That realization does not always happen right away and does require prodding from diligent judges and advocates. But we're not in a constitutional crisis because the sausage takes time to make or looks unappealing during the process.
The upshot of this case is that presidents eventually decide that they need the good will of the courts more than they need to defy a particular court order. That realization does not always happen right away and does require prodding from diligent judges and advocates. But we're not in a constitutional crisis because the sausage takes time to make or looks unappealing during the process.
