The protests were practice!

Legal & Political Analysis - The court's decision significantly hamstrings the federal courts' ability to block Trump's agenda, but does not entirely eliminate it [1] - Justice Kavanaugh's concurring opinion suggests that plaintiffs can still seek preliminary classwide relief, potentially impacting entire states, regions, or even the nation [2] - Individuals can still challenge Trump's policies nationwide by organizing large groups of negatively impacted people and bringing cases to court [3] - The fight against Trump in the courts may become increasingly intertwined with activism and protests [4] Societal Impact - Dedicated on-the-ground organizing against Trump's policies has been observed across the country, including protests, courthouses, and town halls [3] - The current political climate suggests that resistance to Trump's policies will likely continue, although it will be challenging [4]