Because President Trump issued a controversial executive order last month that deemed glyphosate/Roundup as critical to national security, the Supreme Court ruling could reshape pesticide regulation and test Trump's base from within.
The Supreme Court on Monday — just five days after the court’s Callais decision — issued an order putting the ruling into effect immediately, bypassing a 32-day period that the court would have ordinarily waited before sending the judgment back to the lower courts.
A case could upend a constitutional guarantee rooted in Reconstruction, raising concerns about rights long seen as settled.
DC and 31 states including Louisiana supported the DOJ’s position that police should be able to use geofence warrants.
