They told Congress that the last time and Congress did nothing
Over dissent by 3 justices, #SCOTUS grants request to lift federal moratorium on evictions. "If a federally imposed eviction moratorium is to continue," ct. writes, "Congress must specifically authorize it." Full opinion (& dissent) here: https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/20pdf/21a23_ap6c.pdf …
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That is their choice
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Yeah, this is really their job and they are finally doing it. It is Congress that is supposed to legislate for the public benefit -- not the Supreme Court and not the executive. If Congress is not doing their job, then we put pressure on Congress (not the justices).
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So why take the case?
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But why is the majority of the money not been spend?
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Because landlords aren’t cooperating and tenants rarely win in court.
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Ok, emergency session now.
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For what?
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Wow that happened quickly! I didn’t realize a case had made it to them already
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So why didn’t they simply ignore the case and send it back down why involve yourself when you don’t care? Why? Why? Why?
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