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• The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit's order denying the motion to intervene is canceled.
• The case is sent back to the court with instructions to dismiss the motion as irrelevant.
• Justice Jackson disagrees with canceling the order and suggests dismissing the writ of certiorari instead.
• The case involves the "Title 42 orders" that restricted immigration due to COVID-19.
• Some states argued that ending the orders violated the Administrative Procedure Act.
• The District Court in Louisiana ruled in favor of the states and issued a nationwide injunction.
• In Washington, D.C., asylum seekers filed a lawsuit arguing that the government lacked legal authority for the orders.
• The D.C. district court agreed with the asylum seekers and vacated the Title 42 orders.
• Some states from the Louisiana case tried to intervene in the D.C. case but were denied.
• The states requested expedited review and a stay, which was granted by the Court.
• Congress and the President declared the end of the COVID-19 emergency, leading the Court to consider the case moot.
• Justice Gorsuch criticizes the handling of the case and the broader intrusions on civil liberties during the pandemic.
• He emphasizes the importance of the legislative process and the dangers of concentrated power.
• He suggests reexamining emergency executive powers and calls for safeguards to protect democracy and civil liberties.