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1 week ago | 
theepochtimes.com | Matthew Vadum |Sam Dorman
The justices heard cases on gender, Obamacare, pornography regulation, and other issues ahead of the summer recess. The justices heard cases on gender, Obamacare, pornography regulation, and other issues ahead of the summer recess. By Matthew Vadum, Sam Dorman|May 30, 2025Updated:May 30, 2025The Supreme Court is heading into its summer recess, which means the justices will be issuing a series of hotly-anticipated decisions throughout June.
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1 week ago | 
lucianne.com | Sam Dorman
Original ArticlePosted By: earlybird, 5/30/2025 1:56:23 PMThe Supreme Court has temporarily stayed a lower court decision that halted the Trump administration's attempt to remove a protection known as parole for immigrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela. The court's decision, which came on May 30, blocks the lower court order as the issue plays out in the court system. Justices Ketanji Brown Jackson and Sonia Sotomayor dissented from the court's decision.
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1 week ago | 
theepochtimes.com | Sam Dorman
The court let the administration lift humanitarian parole status for 500,000 immigrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela. 5/30/2025Updated: 5/30/2025The Supreme Court has temporarily stayed a lower court decision that halted the Trump administration’s attempt to remove a protection known as parole for immigrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela. The court’s decision, which came on May 30, blocks the lower court order as the issue plays out in the court system.
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1 week ago | 
theepochtimes.com | Sam Dorman
Harvard alleged the administration was retaliating for protected speech and failed to follow proper procedures. 5/29/2025Updated: 5/29/2025BOSTON, Ma. — A federal judge said on May 29 that she would maintain a temporary block she had placed on the Department of Homeland Security’s revocation of Harvard’s certification under the Student and Exchange Visitor Program, which allows it to enroll foreign students.
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1 week ago | 
epochtimes.fr | Sam Dorman
L’administration Trump demande à la Cour suprême de bloquer une ordonnance d’un tribunal inférieur restreignant la capacité du Département de la sécurité intérieure (DHS) à expulser des immigrants illégaux vers des pays autres que leur pays d’origine.
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1 week ago | 
theepochtimes.com | Sam Dorman
A lower court judge blocked the administration’s ability to remove illegal immigrants to third countries. 5/27/2025Updated: 5/27/2025President Donald Trump is asking the Supreme Court to block a lower court order preventing the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) from deporting illegal immigrants to nations other than their home countries.
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2 weeks ago | 
theepochtimes.com | Sam Dorman
Trump asked for the court’s intervention earlier this month. 5/19/2025Updated: 5/19/2025The Supreme Court has granted President Donald Trump’s request to remove legal protections for Venezuelan nationals, opening them up to potential deportation. The decision came in a brief order on May 19. It noted that the order was “without prejudice” toward the challenge to a policy from Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem.
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3 weeks ago | 
theepochtimes.com | Sam Dorman
The cases may depend on if the Supreme Court believes the employees exercise executive power. By Sam Dorman and Stacy Robinson5/17/2025Updated: 5/17/2025Can Congress restrict the president’s ability to fire employees of the executive branch? That’s the question courts are looking at as President Donald Trump faces legal blowback for his decision to fire agency heads and probationary employees upon starting his second term.
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3 weeks ago | 
freedomsphoenix.com | Donna Hancock |Sam Dorman
Authored by Sam Dorman and Matthew Vadum via The Epoch Times,
The Supreme Court on May 15 heard oral arguments in relation to the Trump administration's request to lift nationwide injunctions placed on the president's birthright citizenship order.
The decision could determine how judges can address presidential actions.
During the argument, the justices posed questions about how far lower court judges could go in issuing relief from particular policies.
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3 weeks ago | 
theepochtimes.com | Sam Dorman |Matthew Vadum
The case could affect how judges can block future policies. The case could affect how judges can block future policies. By Sam Dorman, Matthew Vadum|May 15, 2025Updated:May 15, 2025The Supreme Court on May 15 heard oral arguments in relation to the Trump administration’s request to lift nationwide injunctions placed on the president’s birthright citizenship order. The decision could determine how judges can address presidential actions.
