Supreme Court weighs cases tied to the Board of Immigration Appeals, which reviews immigration court decisions and agency actions. Bio: part of DOJ’s Executive Office for Immigration Review.
The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to expedite cases challenging the Trump administration's efforts to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for migrants from Haiti, Syria, and other countries. Lower courts delayed these terminations, but the court's decision could allow the administration to proceed with deportations affecting hundreds of thousands.
A federal judge has ruled that a U.S. immigration policy violates federal law and causes irreparable harm. The decision impacts detainees seeking release and challenges the Trump-era detention rules. The ruling could lead to thousands of detainees gaining access to bail, marking a significant shift in immigration enforcement.
The Third Circuit has declined to rehear Mahmoud Khalil's challenge to his detention and potential deportation, leaving open a path for a Supreme Court review as Khalil pursues First Amendment and due process claims amid a high-profile pro-Palestinian campus case.
The Third Circuit has stayed its ruling to allow Khalil’s case to proceed to the Supreme Court while he appeals. Khalil, a lawful permanent resident, has challenged his detention and deportation linked to pro-Palestinian activism. Separate immigration court proceedings continue, with an appeal to the 5th Circuit also looming.