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Tuesday, January 19, 2016

AM Roundup: Will SCOTUS Hear Obama’s Immigration Appeal?

Wall Street Journal
By Jacob Gershman
January 15, 2016

Immigration case: Supreme Court justices were due to meet Friday to discuss whether to hear President Obama’s bid to revive his plan to shield more than 4 million immigrants from deportation. [Reuters]

Cruz eligibility: The two leading contenders for the GOP nomination for president, Donald Trump and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, engaged in a heated back-and-forth about the latter’s eligibility to run for president during the sixth Republican presidential debate. [WSJ]

• Trump repeatedly cited Harvard Law School professor Larry Tribe to support his case. [CNN]

Christie and Sotomayor: Is it true — as New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says — that he never supported the appointment of Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor? [PolitiFact]

Planned Parenthood v. Center for Medical Progress: Planned Parenthood filed a federal lawsuit against the maker of a series of undercover videos released last year that sought to prove that the women’s health organization illegally profits by selling tissue from aborted fetuses. [WaPo]

Dentist wins Navy job: A New York City dentist whom the Defense Department deemed a security threat for having family in Israel will keep his job with the Navy after the federal government changed its mind and granted him a security clearance. [Times-Union]

Kane fights for license: Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane’s fight to get her suspended law license back is moving through the court system. [Morning Call]

‘In God We Trust’ lawsuit: A group of atheists has filed a lawsuit arguing the phrase “In God We Trust” on U.S. money is unconstitutional and demanding that the government to get rid of it. [Fox News]


Turkey companion: A 30-year-old federal law allowed a live turkey to ride with passengers on a recent Delta flight. [WaPo]

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