5 Takeaways From Supreme Court’s Big Rulings on Immigration, Guns
The rulings let the administration cut off protections for about 350,000 people and block thousands of Roundup claims.
- On Thursday, the Supreme Court handed President Donald Trump victories in two immigration cases, allowing the administration to end Temporary Protected Status and restrict asylum seekers at the U.S. border.
- The court ruled that statutes bar judicial review of termination decisions, protecting a program that shields roughly 330,000 Haitians and nearly 4,000 Syrians from deportation due to dangerous conditions in their home countries.
- Justices agreed 6-3 that "metering," a policy allowing border officials to turn back migrants before they physically enter the U.S., complies with federal law.
- Separately on Thursday, the court struck down a Hawaii law requiring gun owners to obtain permission before carrying firearms in public, leaving gun rights advocates with a 2-0 sweep this term.
- In a 7-2 decision, the court blocked lawsuits against the weedkiller Roundup, citing federal preemption, while major cases on birthright citizenship and transgender athletes remain unresolved as the term nears completion.
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