U.S. Supreme Court reportedly rules for Trump administration on deportation protections for Syrians, Haitians

The U.S. Supreme Court has reportedly ruled in favor of the Trump administration's bid to end deportation protections for Syrian and Haitian immigrants, according to reports.

The Supreme Court ruling, reported Thursday afternoon, marks a significant victory for the Trump administration's immigration enforcement agenda. As The Zioneer reported on Wednesday, a federal appeals court had earlier this week allowed the administration to resume expedited deportations under a separate policy. The full scope of today's ruling and its immediate impact on affected immigrants remain unclear.

3 developments

1. 18:32 · 26 JunLatest

   Ruling clears way for potential deportations of over 356,000 people.

2. 18:41 · 25 Jun

   The court ruled 6-3, affecting over 356,000 Haitian and Syrian immigrants.

3. 17:32 · 25 Jun

   U.S. Supreme Court reportedly rules for Trump administration on deportation protections for Syrians, Haitians

• Developing19:33 · 11 AugFederal appeals court clears path for Trump administration to resume expedited deportations
• Developing18:03 · 1 JulSupreme Court rejects Trump bid to end birthright citizenship in 5-4 ruling
• Developing06:32 · 21 JulTrump administration reportedly discussed cutting ties with UNHCR, Reuters says
• Strong00:47 · 18 JunReport: Trump administration presses Israel and Syria to resume security talks

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