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Norm Eisen, a former White House ethics lawyer and frequent critic of President Trump, urged Americans not to "overreact" after the Supreme Court's Friday ruling permitting the administration to move forward with its new immigration database ahead of the midterm elections. In an emergency ruling, the high court found that the Trump administration could proceed...
The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday allowed the Trump administration to use an expanded federal database with citizenship information.
The Supreme Court permitted the Trump administration to use an expanded database which contains citizenship information, as Trump encourages states to purge voter rolls. Critics have said the data is unreliable and could lead to U.S. citizens being kicked off the voter rolls.
Eight months after she filed for divorce, Amy Schumer and her husband Chris Fischer have reached an agreement. Page Six reports the two submitted their divorce settlement to the New York Supreme Court on Thursday. A judge has already signed off on the settlement. Now, it's just waiting to be processed by the county clerk. As part of the agreement, Amy and Chris found a middle ground with spousal support and child support of their son Gene. In December, Amy took to Instagram to share the news...
Mother Jones - 4 hours 14 min agoThe Supreme Court cleared the way on Friday for the Trump administration to use a controversial government program in its aggressive search for alleged voter fraud, increasing the likelihood that eligible voters will be wrongly labeled as non-citizens due to faulty data and removed from the rolls. The court’s conservative majority wrote that the government […]...
The Supreme Court ruled the Trump administration can use the SAVE database to check citizenship and SSNs ahead of the midterm elections.
Advocate - 4 hours 56 min agoJustice Ketanji Brown Jackson accused the U.S. Supreme Court on Friday of disregarding the risk to eligible voters by allowing the Trump administration to revive an expanded federal citizenship-checking system weeks before the midterm elections.
ABC News - 4 hours 57 min agoThe Supreme Court has given the Trump administration a green light to use a federal citizenship database to verify voters ahead of the midterm elections.
The system uses citizenship information and other sensitive data to filter alleged non-citizen voting.
The Trump administration says Social Security data may help spot noncitizens who are registered to vote.
The justice called out her colleagues in a speech she made at the UDC school of law, hours after Trump filed his latest request US supreme court justice Ketanji Brown Jackson acknowledged serious concerns about her colleagues' handling of emergency requests, the method Donald Trump often uses to seek approval from the court. Jackson, one of the three liberal members of the supreme court, criticized the justices' willingness to issue rulings via the "shadow docket", saying it undermines...
Daily Signal - 5 hours 11 min agoThe Supreme Court on Friday allowed the Department of Homeland Security to continue its citizenship verification program. In a 6-3 shadow docket ruling in the case of DHS v. League of Women Voters, justices allowed the Trump administration to expand the program that allows states to use Social Security records and other information to check...
The Supervisor of Elections Office in Largo, Fla., last month. The Trump administration has sought to marshal the resources of the federal government to shape who can vote and how.
Trump and officials claimed it combats voting by noncitizens but critics said it could disenfranchise eligible voters The US supreme court has lifted restrictions on a controversial federal database of voters as Donald Trump seeks to impose tougher restrictions on voting ahead of November's midterm elections. While the president and his officials have claimed the expanded database aims to combat voting by noncitizens, critics contend it could disenfranchise eligible voters. Continue reading...
The Supreme Court permitted the Trump administration to expand a federal database containing citizenship information, as it encourages states to purge people from voter rolls.
The Supreme Court cleared the way Friday for the Trump administration to implement its overhauled immigration database, which it says is aimed at combatting voter fraud, in time for November's elections over the dissent of the liberal justices. The overhaul faced opposition from Democrats and some voting groups, and a judge had blocked it for violating...
NPR - 5 hours 35 min agoThe Supreme Court is allowing use of a data system that Trump officials overhauled. The system has erroneously flagged U.S. citizens and a lower court found it violated federal privacy protections.
During President Trump's second term, the Justice Department has routinely used the court's so-called emergency docket to ask the justices to stay lower-court rulings blocking contentious policies.
The Trump administration asks the Supreme Court to decide whether criminal aliens in ICE detention are entitled to bond hearings during removal.
Ketanji Brown Jackson slammed the Supreme Court's emergency docket, warning it gives certain litigants a "fast pass" that undermines standard review.
The Supreme Court on Friday lifted restrictions on a controversial federal voter database before November's elections, granting President Trump a temporary win in his campaign against noncitizen voting. The court's three liberal-leaning justices publicly dissented from the decision, reports the AP . The emergency order allows states, for now, to use...
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson says the court is leaning too hard on a tool the public barely sees. Speaking at the University of the District of Columbia on Thursday, Jackson labeled the court's growing reliance on its "emergency docket" as "problematic," arguing it lets justices quickly bless policies...
On Sept. 25, 2020, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg became the first woman to lay in state in the U.S. Capitol one week after she died of cancer at age 87.
ABC News - 14 hours 32 min agoThe California Supreme Court has ruled that a Republican California sheriff must return over 650,000 ballots he seized following a November 2025 special election that favored Democrats...
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