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"The pungent odor of Kristi Noem lingers in Washington ." Those are the opening words of longtime conservative columnist George Will, whose column in the Washington Post hammered the 6-3 Supreme Court majority for wrongly dismantling the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) program depended upon by hundreds of thousands of immigrants . According to Will, the conservative majority deliberately ignored overwhelming evidence that Kristi Noem's actions were driven by racial "animus,"...
It's Been Two Years Since the Supreme Court Made Homelessness a Crime. The Result Speaks for Itself.
Slate - 7 hours 24 min agoGrants Pass has not solved homelessness, and things have gone from bad to worse.
After outrageous insults from Donald Trump, Haitians have helped to revive Springfield now their future is uncertain The embattled Haitian community of Springfield, Ohio is among many groups reeling after this week's ruling from the supreme court that strips the legal immigration status from hundreds of thousands of Haitians living and working in the US and could be a threat to more than a million. The Springfield community in particular had worked hard to remain resilient beyond the outrageous...
Slate - 9 hours 56 min agoDahlia Lithwick and Mark Joseph Stern break down the Supreme Court's sweeping immigration rulings on TPS, asylum, and green cards with Andrea Flores.
Supreme Court strikes down Hawaii gun law 6-3 in Wolford v. Lopez as Jackson's dissent on Black Codes draws sharp criticism from gun rights groups.
NPR - 10 hours 24 min agoThe U.S. population was already aging and tilting toward decline. After the Supreme Court confirmed Trump's power to deport hundreds of thousands of foreign migrants, population decline could accelerate.
Democrats have been waiting for more than 50 days for the Colorado Supreme Court to rule on the validity of their ballot measures to redraw the state's district maps in time for the 2028 congressional elections.
President Claudia Sheinbaum of Mexico, seen here at the Supreme Court of Justice in Mexico last year, has objected to U.S. investigations into officials from her political party.
Reporter Catherine Herridge Petitions Supreme Court To Halt $800 Daily Fine For Not Revealing Source
Deadline Hollywood - 17 hours 21 min agoWith an $800 daily fine soon going into effect over her 2024 civil contempt ruling, Fox News alum Catherine Herridge’s legal team has petitioned for a stay after she was ordered to reveal her sources for her 2017 stories about Yanping Chen. After the US court of appeals for the District of Columbia circuit upheld […]...
Former Fox News host Megyn Kelly had a blunt message to the thousands of Haitians and Syrians protected from deportation under a form of humanitarian relief after the Supreme Court ruled on Thursday the Trump administration could end these protections. "We don't want you. We don't care if you're offended," Kelly said during a taping...
Esquire - 20 hours 48 min agoUnfortunately for the rest of us, we live in reality.
Right-wing commentator tells Haitian immigrants with TPS to go home' in vulgar rant...
Catherine Herrridge makes final bid to stave off penalty related to series of stories she wrote in 2017 for Fox News More than two years ago, a US district court judge took the extraordinary step of holding the veteran investigative journalist Catherine Herridge in civil contempt, ordering her to pay a steep daily fine of $800 per day unless she reveals her sources for a series of stories she wrote in 2017 for Fox News. Since then, the case has slowly moved through the appeals process, with Herridge...
Immigrants are reeling from the decision that leaves them vulnerable to removal after decades in the U.S.
Mackenzie Shirilla's mom is sharing insight into her daughter's life behind bars. After the Supreme Court of Ohio declined to hear the 21-year-old's appeal on her murder conviction, her mom...
NPR - 23 hours 6 min agoDuring Supreme Court opinions Thursday, Justice Samuel Alito, who wrote the majority opinion in an asylum case, appeared to rebut Justice Sonia Sotomayor, who wrote the dissent. The move was highly unusual and on Friday there was a coda.
Approximately 350,000 Haitians and more than 6,000 Syrians could ultimately lose TPS protections if the administration prevails.
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