Great to see so many people this week out supporting Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid — an organization that provides legal services to Minnesotans in need. Thank you to keynote speaker Neal Katyal, whose commitment to the rule of law inspires lawyers across the country.

Katyal: "I was able to go to court - the son of immigrants-- & say on behalf of small businesses, 'Hey, this president is acting illegally.' I was able to present my case, have them ask really hard questions, & at the end of it they voted & we won. That is something extraordinary about this country"

Neal Katyal son of immigrants went to SCOTUS won & overturned tariffs, Alysa Liu, daughter of an immigrant, went Olympics & won gold. Winners representing a fraction of the myriad contributions to American society made every damn day by immigrants. Diversity is our strength USA.

@nealkatyal.bsky.social ~ “I was able to go to court, the son of immigrants, & say on behalf of American small businesses, ‘Hey, this president is acting illegally.’ That is something extraordinary about this country.” Neal, this #CupOfJoe is for you, with a latte thanks. #ForThePeople

This aged well. www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/202...

My statement:  “Today, the U.S. Supreme Court stood up for the rule of law and Americans everywhere. Its message was simple: Presidents are powerful, but our Constitution is more powerful still. In America, only Congress can impose taxes on the American people.

"Presidents are powerful, but our constitution is more powerful still." Former Acting Solicitor General Neal Katyal, who argued against Trump's  tariffs before the Supreme Court, reacts to the ruling that the Court rejects Trump's authority to impose tariffs. www.ms.now/deadline-whi...

Neal Katyal: "In America, the chief justice said only Congress can impose taxes on the American people, and that's what tariffs are. Tariffs are taxes."

A special bonus episode of “Burn Order” is now available exclusively for MS NOW Premium subscribers. Rachel Maddow speaks to former Acting Solicitor General of the U.S. Neal Katyal about his “confession of error” in 2011, which formally acknowledged wrongdoing on the part of the Justice Department.

Earlier today, Neal Katyal argued against the government before the U.S. Court of Appeals challenging Donald Trump's tariff power. He compares the government's arguments to a "shell game."

Liberty Justice Center and I are pleased to announce that Neal Katyal and Michael McConnell - prominent legal scholars and Supreme Court litigators from opposite sides of political spectrum - are joining our tariff litigation team. An honor to have them with us: reason.com/volokh/2025/...

Small businesses sign up prominent appellate attorney Neal Katyal in tariff case reut.rs/4ekFULu

I am utterly baffled by the highlighted part, which isn't even a quote from the Supreme Court's order. What are they doing?!

This is quite incredible. The US Justice Dept, under Trump, is defending its birthright citizenship Order by arguing that immigrant children covered by the Order cannot be citizens because... the children of Native Americans aren't US citizens.

TONIGHT: @nealkatyal.bsky.social joins @lawrenceodonnell.msnbc.com on The #LastWord at 10pm ET.

I can’t believe Neal Katyal and I wrote this *six years ago.* www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/tru...

A special privilege&joy to second chair @NAGZelinsky’s 1st Supreme Court argument, and to do it alongside the great ZoeJacoby, my former @HoganLovells researcher (also her first SCOTUS argument). We represented the family of a driver who was shot and killed by a police officer.

Re-upping my first article written with @gtconway.bsky.social back‬⁩ in 2018. This one is easy. www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/tru...

One person at the Carter funeral is not putting his hand over his heart, and in a million years you will never guess who it is

The Kennedy Center honors!

Can’t wait to participate tomorrow! Fabulous lineup.

Just putting this out there, www.politico.com/live-updates...

Some resistance ain't futile, indeed, it's vital. But resistance to 🦋 is. I'm joining there now, where the skies are blue. You can find me there, or wherever you get your tweets these days.