Federal judges in Georgia and Texas challenge the process of anti-discrimination enforcement by questioning the constitutionality of administrative law judges’ authority.
In two separate cases involving SpaceX and Walmart, the courts weigh in on whether administrative law judges can render decisions without adequate oversight from the President or Attorney General. Join Immigration Nerds host, Lauren Clarke, and legal expert Cyrus D. Mehta as they explore the potential implications of these rulings on immigration enforcement and corporate accountability in the latest episode of the Immigration Nerds Podcast.
GUEST: Cyrus Mehta, managing partner at Cyrus D. Mehta & Partners
HOST: Lauren Clarke, EIG Senior Attorney
NEWS NERD: Rob Taylor, EIG Partner and Shareholder
PRODUCER: Adam Belmar
SHOW RESOURCE LINKS:
Walmart Prevails on Claims DOJ’s Judges Are Unconstitutional
SpaceX Wins Anti-Migrant Bias Case | The Dallas Express
SpaceX, Walmart Court Wins Imperil US Immigration Bias Cases | Bloomberg LAW