Joe Biden & Samuel Alito

Joe Biden: President Joe Biden formally rescinded the 'metering' policy in 2021, after it had ended in 2020 due to coronavirus pandemic restrictions.

Samuel Alito: Justice Samuel Alito wrote the majority opinion for the United States — Supreme Court of the United States, rejecting the interpretation that migrants 'arrive in' the U.S. before entering the country. He also engaged in an unusual public exchange with Justice Sonia Sotomayor.

Joe Biden: Joe Biden's past appointment of Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson was mentioned as a point of comparison for presidential influence on the United States — Supreme Court of the United States.

Samuel Alito: Justice Samuel Alito was the subject of a false retirement report by NPR, which he refuted through the Supreme Court's public information office. This event did not directly impact his standing but highlighted his continued presence on the court.

Joe Biden: Donald Trump's claims of fraud in his 2020 loss to Joe Biden were mentioned as context for his broader attack on mail balloting.

Samuel Alito: Justice Samuel Alito authored a dissenting opinion, arguing that federal law barred states from counting ballots that arrived after Election Day.

Samuel Alito: Samuel Alito dissented from the Supreme Court's majority opinion, aligning with Donald Trump's view on presidential tariff authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act.

Samuel Alito: Samuel Alito, a conservative justice on the United States — Supreme Court of the United States, wrote for the majority, stating the United States — Louisiana district was an 'unconstitutional gerrymander'.