Supreme Court Work Goes on with 16 Cases to Decide, Including Birthright Citizenship

Supreme Court releases six decisions; more remain

(The Center Square) – The Supreme Court handed down six decisions Friday. The Court has 10 more cases to decide and then it will recess until the start of its 2025-26 term in October.

What losing birthright citizenship will mean long term - The Boston Globe

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Here are the unresolved Trump administration SCOTUS cases as court winds down for summer

The Supreme Court still has approximately a dozen cases on its dockets, including challenges from the Trump administration, and only one more release date scheduled.

Court to decide if illegal immigrants' use of Social Security numbers is ID theft

WASHINGTON— The Supreme Court agreed Monday to decide whether people picked up on immigration violations also can face charges of identity theft if they use Social Security and other identification

Birthright citizenship among Supreme Court cases

The Supreme Court is in the homestretch of a term that has lately been dominated by the Trump administration’s emergency appeals of lower court orders seeking to slow President Donald Trump’s efforts to remake the federal government. But the justices…

Upcoming Supreme Court rulings: These key cases remain before current term ends

With less than two weeks left in its term, the Supreme Court has numerous major cases still to rule on.One of the most anticipated cases remaining on the court's calendar concerns birthright citizenship. This case, which has generated significant public misunderstanding, traces back to the first day of President Donald Trumps second term when he signed an executive order to prohibit birthright citizenship for children born to undocumented migran…