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Allow the president of the united states to discriminate against a group of people based simply on their religion. and it reminds us unfortunately, chris, of a time 75 years ago when the government at that time came before this very same court and said that it had the authority to discripnate against a group of people based on their ethnicity. that led to the internment of japanese americans. in the courtroom today, chris, it was so heartening. not only were there concerned americans and the american muslim community but i was inspired to see the widow of the late justice thurgood marshall and karen koramatsu, the daughter of fred who challenged the internment of japanese americans before the supreme court. their presence is sending an important message to the court to be on the right side of history. joshua, there s a question here, a statutory question which is complicated. there s a bunch of statutes that see in tension with each other. ....
Kara arguing against the travel ban and was at the supreme court for oral arguments today. hana, that travel ban case, the most anticipated case of the entire year on the supreme court docket, what did you think of what you saw today? wow, well, chris, today was a historic day. and i think what s at the core of the issue that s before the court is whether the court will allow the president of the united states to discriminate against a group of people based simply on their religion. and it reminds us unfortunately, chris, of a time 75 years ago when the government at that time came before this very same court and said that it had the authority to discripnate against a group of people based on their ethnicity. that led to the internment of japanese americans. in the courtroom today, chris, it was so heartening. not only were there concerned americans and the american ....