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Puerto Rico, said Thursday that the island remains in desperate need of help eight months after Hurricane Maria and isn't ready for the hurricane season that begins in June.
San Juan's mayor says island not ready for hurricane season →
Justice Elena Kagan worried that 23 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico “all would have their statutes declared unconstitutional at once … Thousands of municipalities would have contracts invalidated.” (Yes, that’s how it works.) Justice Kagan had no such concern with overturning the marriage laws of three-quarters of the 50 states in the same-sex marriage case.
