Several states file lawsuits against the Trump administration over its handling of disaster relief claims and declarations to FEMA. The states argue that the administration has incorrectly applied federal laws on what types of releif may be granted for disasters such as the August 10, 20920 Dericho Storm. Before the case reaches the Supreme Court, Congress passes a law stating that the federal judiciary has no jurisdiction to hear disaster relief claims and that these claims can only be heard by administrative law judges in the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. On what grounds would this case be dismissed? benefited litigant ripeness lack of jurisdiction adequate and independent grounds test Rule 10 justiciability collective suit political question standing mootness