Today's Rapid Response Friday helps separate fact from fiction when it comes to the heartwrenching issue of families being separated at the border.\xa0 Is the Trump administration to blame?\xa0 Did the recent Executive Order fix the problem?\xa0 Listen and find out. First, though, we bring back (almost) everyone's favorite segment:\xa0 Andrew Was Wrong!\xa0 Specifically, Andrew was wrong when he predicted back in Episode 83 that Maajid Nawaz didn't have much of a defamation case against the Southern Poverty Law center, and in Episode 84 that he didn't have much leverage, either.\xa0 Well, both of those predictions looked foolish now that the SPLC has agreed to pay Nawaz $3,375,000 and issue an unconditional apology. In the main segment, we break down Trump's EO regarding separating families at the border and requesting a modification to the\xa0Flores v. Reno\xa0settlement.\xa0 It's bad.\xa0 And if it weren't bad enough, we\xa0also discuss the administration's change in asylum policy. After that, we discuss the Supreme Court's recent opinion in\xa0Pereira v. Sessions.\xa0 Surely that can't be bad news, too?\xa0 (Don't call us Shirley.) Finally, we end with an all new Thomas Takes The Bar Exam #81 involving the constitutionality of a state legislature retaliating against two professors for pushing campus speech codes.\xa0 Have we piqued your interest yet?\xa0 Listen and find out!\xa0 And if you'd like to play along , just\xa0retweet our episode on Twitter or share it on Facebook along with your guess and the #TTTBE hashtag.\xa0 We'll release the answer on next Tuesday's episode along with our favorite entry! Recent Appearances Andrew was recently a guest on the David Pakman Show, with a two-part appearance discussing whether President Trump can be indicted and if so, whether he can pardon himself.\xa0 You can watch the video on YouTube. Show Notes & Links