Supreme Court Decisions on Immigration Policy

The Supreme Court and the Migrant Protection Protocols, Part 1

The Fate of the MPP may come down to two vegetables, broccoli and ketchup

Border Crisis Driven by Biden’s Shift in DHS’s ‘Parole’ Release Policy

The most important issue in last week's SCOTUS argument is the one that has not been properly resolved

Defenders of the Public Charge Rule Have Their Day at the Supreme Court

SCOTUS Has Opportunity to End Biden’s Sue-to-Settle Regulatory Scheme

Justices appear skeptical of Biden’s side-door process to bypass Administrative Procedure Act requirements

SCOTUS to Hear Most Significant Immigration Case — Ever

Does the president have the power to ignore the law? We may soon find out.

Supreme Court Takes Up Reviewability of Discretionary Decisions

The textualist court vs. the presumption of reviewability

Progress at the Supreme Court for Defenders of the Public-Charge Rule

Supreme Court to Consider the Legal Consequences of Multiple Instances of Criminal Misconduct

Not an immigration case, but could have immigration consequences

SCOTUS’s ‘Shadow Docket’: Much Ado About Nothing by Those Who Should Know Better

Or, ‘What has immigration activism wrought?’

Biden’s on a Losing Streak in Federal Court in Texas

The administration is openly violating the immigration laws, and it’s gotten caught four times