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John Roberts
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Why Trump’s hidden deportation court could trigger a constitutional showdown
Trump’s use of the Alien Terrorist Removal Court raises due process, secrecy, immigration and national security questions.
Alien Terrorist Removal Court explained: Why the US activated it after 30 years
A secretive US deportation court has received its first case in 30 years, but the judge wants stronger proof before national-security proceedings begin.
Why Trump’s Supreme Court defeat on birthright citizenship may not end the fight
Trump’s birthright citizenship defeat blocks his executive order but leaves Congress, courts and immigration politics facing a deeper fight.
Donald Trump loses landmark birthright citizenship case in 6 to 3 Supreme Court ruling
Donald Trump’s birthright citizenship order is blocked. The Supreme Court says parental immigration status cannot erase a child’s constitutional right.
US Supreme Court expands presidential firing power but shields Federal Reserve independence
The Supreme Court put most independent regulators under presidential control but spared the Federal Reserve, creating two systems of agency independence.
Why Trump’s Supreme Court victory could reshape the federal government
Trump’s Supreme Court win over FTC removals could reshape independent agencies, presidential power, regulation and federal oversight.
US Supreme Court lets Trump administration turn away asylum seekers at Mexico border
Asylum remains legal, but reaching it just became harder. The Supreme Court says migrants can be turned away until they physically enter the United States.
Trump defies court! Deportation flights continue amid legal showdown
Judge Boasberg questions whether the Trump administration defied a deportation halt, raising legal concerns over the Alien Enemies Act and judicial authority.
US Supreme Court shakes up college admissions policies
In a pivotal ruling, the US Supreme Court has come out against race-conscious student admissions policies at Harvard…