People had started thinking back to, well, if those bigger programs were unconstitutional, what does that say about this DACA program that's already in place?
He is a former president of American Atheists (AA). His complaint about the “constitutionally improper” literature in his cabin reached the officials who oversee Georgia's state parks, who ordered them removed.
He is seen as a potential challenger for President Macky Sall in elections set to take place next year if Sall seeks a third term in Senegal, which opponents say is unconstitutional.
The president of El Salvador Nayib Bukele says he will seek the approval of congress for his bid to stand in a second term next year, which his critics say is unconstitutional.
The words invite a dramatic conclusion: that the heart of the Voting Rights Act, as interpreted by the Supreme Court a generation ago and as applied many times since, is unconstitutional.
Mr. Capriles said the decree giving Mr. Maduro extra powers to deal with the country's economic crises was unconstitutional and he said the president should stand down.
In a landmark judgment, Japan's Supreme Court has ruled that a law forcing surgery on citizens who want to change their legal gender status is unconstitutional.
You know, this has been a majority that's often skeptical of wide-ranging executive and agency action, so this debt forgiveness program could ultimately be deemed unconstitutional.
Pence's lawyer, Greg Jacob, and other lawyers on the White House staff testified that they dismissed Eastman's proposals as illegal and unconstitutional.
Abortion-rights advocates say any ruling that does not explicitly find the Mississippi law unconstitutional amounts to a distinction without a difference.
In February, he described the Peruvian government of Dina Boluarte as unconstitutional, saying her predecessor Pedro Castillo had been illegally ousted.