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The right-wing justices repeatedly ruled Trump’s way today—just possibly, to soften him up for an anti-Trump ruling still to come.
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(RNS) — The Supreme Court ruled that the Trump administration can end temporary protected status for Haiti and Syria, leaving hundreds of thousands vulnerable to deportation.
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The Supreme Court held on Thursday that the Trump administration may ignore procedural rules governing the “temporary protected status” (TPS) program, which allows foreign nationals from war torn or otherwise unsafe countries to temporarily remain in the United States until their home nation stabilizes. The decision in Mullin v. Doe was handed down along party […]
“At every turn, we see this administration undertaking policy motivated by a toxic combination of racism and xenophobia,” said Kristen
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On Thursday, the Supreme Court struck down a Hawaii gun law, claiming that it violates the Second Amendment. As is almost always the case in the Court’s Second Amendment decisions, Wolford v. Lopez was decided along party lines. The Republican justices agreed with the Republican Party’s position that gun regulations are bad, while the Democratic […]
In a 6-3 vote, the U.S. Supreme Court has endorsed President Donald Trump's authority to end "Temporary Protected Status" for at least 450,000 Haitian migrants welcomed by President Joe Biden.
The post Supreme Court Approves Trump’s Decision to End ‘TPS’ Amnesty for Haitians appeared first on Breitbart.
With the Birthright Citizenship case still undecided, the Trump Administration has prevailed in every other immigration case before the Court this term, and some are quite consequential.
The Supreme Court has delivered President Trump two significant victories in his mass deportation campaign.
On Thursday, the court’s conservative majority voted 6–3 in _Mullin v. Al Otro Lado_ to approve a “metering” policy allowing Border Patrol agents to turn away migrants seeking asylum from the Mexican side of the southern border. The policy—introduced under the Obama administration and…
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of the biotechnology corporation Monsanto on Thursday, saying the company did not have to include a cancer warning on a pesticide label. In a 7–2 ruling which crossed ideological lines, the justices wrote that a federal pesticide regulation shields the company from lawsuits from people who allege that their cancer was caused by Roundup, the weed killer in…
The U.S. Supreme Court has declared that the President can regulate asylum requests at the U.S. border.
The post SCOTUS Allows Border Curbs on Asylum Seekers appeared first on Breitbart.
On Thursday, Sen. Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill.) will introduce a resolution that calls for the Department of Justice to rescind a memo issued last week that contests the longstanding interpretation of the Supreme Court’s 1999 Olmstead v. L.C. decision, a landmark case that limits states’ power to compel people to live in psychiatric and other institutions, […]
After spending more than four decades studying abortion in American social, medical, and political culture, Carole Joffe was fully prepared for the Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. Wade in 2022. “Dobbs itself wasn’t that scary to me,” she says. “It was upsetting and politically outrageous, but because of our work, we knew abortion wasn’t […]
Plus: The Kelo debacle turns 21.
The Supreme Court decided two cases on Tuesday that, at least at first glance, have nothing to do with one another. One involves the People’s Republic of China, Silicon Valley, and the Judiciary Act of 1789. The other involves Louisiana prisons, Rastafarian spiritual beliefs, and contract law. In both cases, however, are two shared and recurring impulses from the court’s conservative majority: a…
The justices will announce some of their most important rulings in open court, but they refuse to broadcast their announcements live.
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A case about Roundup has convinced some of the MAHA movement’s most vocal supporters that the Trump administration has abandoned them — with potentially big consequences for November.
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Alexander Ledvina against a background of marijuana cigarettes and a pistol
He felt violated.
The Senate Judiciary Committee holds a hearing examining the idea of birthright citizenship on Wednesday, June 24.
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ON THIS DAY – June 24 This day is actually one of the more awful days in the history of the Supreme Court,…
**1. Brown v. Board of Education,**1954
This school desegregation decision was so important that Chief Justice Earl Warren made sure the judges were unanimous. And even with that, 20 or so years passed before it was actually enforced.
2.Dred Scott v. Sandford , 1857
A shameful decision not to extend citizenship to descendants of slaves by a shameful court that helped precipitate the…
Less than one month after President Donald Trump’s second inauguration I ventured the prediction that Trump’s anti-regulation strategy, which was to gum up operations at regulatory agencies in every conceivable way, was self-defeating. (See “Trump’s Incompetence Is Botching His Own Deregulation Spree.”) To deregulate, I explained, a regulatory agency must be functional. Eliminating a Biden-era…
The calendar and time have failed Mackenzie Shirilla on this one! The Ohio Supreme Court has thrown out her attempt […]
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A home in foreclosure is pictured next to the Supreme Court
This Supreme Court term has no shortage of high-profile immigration-related cases. But as the justices wait until the last minute to rule on the more controversial ones—namely birthright citizenship—on Tuesday, they delivered a decision in a sleeper case that could have implications for millions of green card holders living in the United States. In a […]