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Supreme Court lets Trump end Venezuelan deportation protections
The Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to remove Temporary Protected Status for approximately 350,000 Venezuelans who were protected from deportation and allowed to work in the U.S. If ever there was a case for nationwide injunctions, this is it. Trump’s executive order is unconstitutional on its face.
"If I were in your shoes there’s no way I’d ... Trump's action remains on hold nationwide pending Supreme Court intervention. President Donald Trump also weighed in on the case directly ...
The Supreme Court heard arguments on Thursday regarding the Trump administration’s attack ... If I were in your shoes, there’s no way I’d approach the Supreme Court with this case ...
Chief Justice John Roberts put a hold on lower court rulings in a dispute over whether DOGE is a federal agency subject to ...
More: Trump uses Supreme Court birthright citizenship case in bid ... “If I were in your shoes, there’s no way I would approach the Supreme Court with this case,” Kagan said.
The Supreme Court is reviewing President Trump's attempt to end birthright ... "If I were in your shoes, there is no way I would bring this case to us." The Supreme Court is now weighing ...
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