Supreme Court Weighs Border Barriers to Asylum Claims

Supreme Court Weighs Border Barriers to Asylum Claims

The Supreme Court ruled June 25 on whether U.S. border agents can prevent asylum seekers from entering at ports. The 2018 policy stops noncitizens from formally applying for asylum at the border. The case turns on whether this interdiction violates the Immigration and Nationality Act's statutory right to seek asylum. The decision shapes how future border-access disputes proceed.

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