(Dan, can’t we get an editor function a-la Disqus?)

Aaaak, should be “I also will be surprised if other stated do not move to intervene . . . “

I strongly suspect that the States of LA, MS, and UT will have their proofs organized by then, and the TRO will then be reissued as a much broader preliminary injunction covering all of them. (I also won’t be surprised if other states do not move to intervene in the case.) That preliminary injunction will then get appealed to the Fifth Circuit, which has not exactly been too kind on the Biden Administration’s regulatory excesses.

And, of course, sometime in the next six weeks, SCOTUS will issue its decision in Cargill (bump stock case), and more importantly in Loper Bright (which likely will either severely cut back Chevron deference or eliminate it entirely). Either or both of those decisions could throw very serious sand in the Biden admin’s gears, and make a preliminary injunction hard to undo.

Buckle up, things are about to get very interesting . . . .

More good news on the 2A Freedom front.
Texas judge blocks Biden administration rule requiring more gun sellers to run background checks | Fox News
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/texas-judge-blocks-biden-administration-rule-requiring-more-gun-sellers-run-background-checks

Talk by any group that is not followed up by action is reduced to B S.