Immigration

The justices will hear a Trump administration appeal of a 2019 lower court ruling that found that the policy likely violated federal immigration law.

"We saw our overall encounters along the southwestern border drop from almost 1 million last fiscal year to less than 458,000 this fiscal year."

"It's a matter that I believe is linked to the U.S. election."

"So what prompted you to want to buy that jacket?"

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit said in a 3-0 decision that the House had legal standing to sue Trump.

The allegations caused an outcry among Democratic lawmakers.

The ruling is also expected to affect the status of people from Honduras and Nepal.

The scope of the expulsions was not clear until Friday.

His directive came one year after the Supreme Court blocked his attempt to add a citizenship question to the census.

Here is a look at some of their immigration stances.

Taylor detailed what happened when Trump visited the border in April of 2019.

Trump's lawyers said the U.S. president has longstanding discretion to decide who can be counted when apportioning Congressional seats.

"He's using it again, in a desperate manner, to try to secure these same votes."

Trump has amplified new issues this election cycle.

Here is a look at some of their immigration stances.

"There were no straws. I've had a great run."

The previous policy had been to extend the eligibility for two years.

The plan could exclude several million people when determining how to apportion the 435 House seats.

U.S. Census experts and lawyers say the action is legally dubious.

Here is a look at some of their immigration stances.