- The Supreme Court (6-3) backed the government in a case about Muk Choi Lau, allowing border officers to place a green-card holder on immigration parole and trigger deportation proceedings after he was accused of selling counterfeit clothes.
- Liberal justices warned the ruling gives the government a “massive blank check” to revoke green cards, while conservative groups praised it as a tool to remove those who “abuse” residency — highlighting a sharp political split.
- The decision lands amid several high‑profile immigration cases at the Court tied to Trump’s agenda (birthright citizenship, asylum rules, temporary protections), keeping immigration a hot national topic.
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