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Supreme Court Just Took Its First Swipe at Marriage Equality last week .
The conservative justices buried a soft repudiation of Obergefell in an immigration case.
The case involves an American citizen, Sandra Muñoz , who has been trying to get a green card for her husband, Luis Asencio-Cordero .
The right to cohabitate with one’s spouse is not inviolable, of course.
The government may have a compelling reason to prevent spouses from living together, but those situations involve some application, however flawed in practice, of due process.
Sotomayor wrote: “ Obergefell rejected what the majority does today as inconsistent with the approach this Court has used in discussing [the fundamental rights’ of marriage and intimacy’.
The right to cohabitate can be so easily severed from the right to marry, any number of legal marital benefits can be taken away from the legal recognition of marriage.
Bigots in red states will likely pick up the license Barrett has given them, writes Katrina vanden Heuvel .
" Muñoz is a poisoned dart to same-sex marriage: it doesn’t hurt as much as a shotgun to the chest, but it will kill you just the same".
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