A recent post on Reason's Volokh Conspiracy highlights Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's decision to deny an administrative stay in a case involving third-country removal. The denial means the application will not proceed through the usual single-justice emergency process.
The article notes that Jackson gave the respondents four days to respond, a pace the author characterizes as leisurely. That timeline, combined with the denial, suggests the matter should not be resolved by one justice alone.
The author argues that because Jackson denied the administrative stay, the application should now be referred to the full Supreme Court for consideration. This procedural step would allow the entire bench to weigh in on the removal case.