‘I don’t like the prospect of losing’: Supreme Court visa fine argument leaves DOJ worried
Summary
The Supreme Court heard nearly two hours of arguments over whether the Labor Department’s system for fining employers who violate visa rules is constitutional. Principal Deputy Solicitor General Sarah expressed concern about the possibility that the government could lose and the consequences of that outcome.Key Facts
- The case concerns the constitutionality of the Labor Department’s system for fining employers who break visa rules.
- The Supreme Court arguments lasted nearly two hours.
- The government’s position was represented by Principal Deputy Solicitor General Sarah.
- Sarah said she hoped the government would not lose the case.
- Sarah said a loss could have consequences.
- The article describes the Justice Department as worried after the arguments.
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