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Supreme Court lets Trump revoke status of 530,000 migrants

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How the Supreme Court Made Legal Immigrants Vulnerable to Deportation
The Supreme Court acted in both cases on emergency applications by the Trump administration, which has pushed for more arrests and deportations, even for people who are in the United States legally.

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Supreme Court: Trump can end status for migrants from these nations. What it means in AZ
Supreme Court says Trump for now can revoke immigration parole for 530K migrants
Supreme Court walks a tightrope as it confronts Trump’s power moves
Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. is navigating a fraught path, legal analysts say, trying to avert a direct confrontation between the Trump administration and a Supreme Court that has steadily expand...

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Fox News Politics Newsletter: Trump Notches Supreme Win on Deportations
Supreme Court allows Trump to revoke temporary legal status of 500,000 immigrants from 4 countries
Supreme Court Allows Trump Administration to End Parole Program for Some Migrants
The Supreme Court will allow the government to begin removing temporary immigration protections from a group of about 500,000 migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela.

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Supreme Court allows Trump to suspend deportation protections for immigrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela
Economists Cautiously Cheer Court Ruling Striking Down Trump’s Tariffs
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Supreme Court allows DHS to end parole for a half-million noncitizens
The Supreme Court on Friday morning cleared the way for the Trump administration to revoke the Biden administration’s grant of parole – that is, permission to stay in the United […]
Supreme Court just rendered "constraints of law irrelevant"—Justice Jackson
Justices allowed the Trump administration to strip temporary protections from hundreds of thousands of migrants.
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The Supreme Court Undercuts Another Check on Executive Power
In leaping to defend the Trump Administration, the Court conveniently ignored a long-established precedent that prevented Presidents from firing independent-agency heads at will.
Supreme Court scales back a key environmental law in a ruling that could speed development projects
The Supreme Court has backed a multibillion-dollar oil railroad expansion in Utah in a ruling that scales back a key environmental law and could speed development projects around the country.
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