On the recordJune 27, 2025
Congress requires this Court to exercise jurisdiction over constitutional challenges to congressional redistricting, and we accordingly have an obligation to resolve such challenges promptly.
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Clarence Thomas
Congress requires this Court to exercise jurisdiction over constitutional challenges to congressional redistricting, and we accordingly have an obligation to resolve such challenges promptly.
Clarence Thomas's dissent on the Supreme Court's decision to postpone a case on redistricting.
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