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Supreme Court, mass deportation

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The New Republic on MSN · 14h
Supreme Court strips judges of power to pause Trump deportations
The Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that immigration judges can’t postpone deportation cases, giving President Trump another tool in his mass deportation agenda. The court denied an emergency request to reinstate administrative closure,

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Reuters on MSN · 16h
US Supreme Court denies immigration judges the power to shelve deportation cases
ABC News · 1d
Supreme Court declines to restore policy allowing immigration judges to close deportation cases
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US Supreme Court Denies Immigration Judges The Power To Shelve Deportation Cases
The US Supreme Court declined on Tuesday to reinstate the authority of immigration judges to temporarily postpone deportation cases, keeping in place an agreement between President Donald Trump ’s adm...

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Supreme Court Allows Texas’ Deal With Justice Dept. on Deportation Proceedings
ijr · 12h
Supreme Court Rejects Bid to Restore Deportation Pauses
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US Judge Blocks Trump Rule Cutting the Time Refugees Have to Contest End of Status
Refugee advocacy groups ⁠sought ​the order as part of a lawsuit filed on ​Monday challenging the ⁠rule and a plan for a broader review of refugees

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Supreme Court won’t intervene to allow judges to pause some deportation proceedings
SCOTUSblog · 15h
Court declines to restore Biden-era regulation allowing some deportation proceedings to be suspended
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The Supreme Court website, the interim docket, and a whole lot of inside baseball

Speaking of order lists, the third place that interim docket decisions may appear on the Supreme Court's website is the same place where order lists are available – the " Orders of the Court " page, which is accessed by hovering over the "Case Documents" subhead on the homepage and clicking on "Orders of the Court."
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The next wave of Trump cases headed toward the Supreme Court

The Supreme Court is already confronting President Trump’s agenda this term, but a lot more is still coming. The administration is petitioning the justices to take up 13 additional cases, The
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Supreme Court update: 3 major cases justices to decide in new term

The Supreme Court is taking on issues including voting rights, the Second Amendment and climate change lawsuits in its new term.
WJW-TV Cleveland on MSN
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Mackenzie Shirilla once again appeals to Ohio Supreme Court

Convicted double-murderer Mackenzie Shirilla is once again asking the state's highest court to give her case another look.
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The Supreme Court is back in session: Here’s a look at some of this term’s big cases

The justices will start their 2026 term on Monday for a term that’s expected to be quieter than the last. There are still several key cases related to immigration, religion and climate change that could have nationwide impacts.
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What's behind Supreme Court rulings for religious rights in LGBTQ+ cases?

The Supreme Court is expected to be sympathetic to the Roman Catholic Church in its next big religious liberty case. Here's why.
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Supreme Court to hear school discrimination, immigrant labor in November

The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to hear arguments in cases over universal preschool discrimination, temporary immigrant workers and oil pipelines during the November argument session.
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Cook County and Connecticut urge Supreme Court to uphold bans on 'exceptionally dangerous' AR-15s

The Supreme Court will hear a pair of cases over the legality of sweeping “assault weapons” bans later this year, and the local governments at the center of the lawsuits are urging the high court this week to let them ban the firearms they claim are responsible for the “most tragic and frightening crimes.
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