Supreme Court ruled on border policy, with Samuel Alito writing the conservative majority opinion and Sotomayor and Jackson joining the dissent.
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Updated Jun 26
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Supreme Court ruled on border policy, with Samuel Alito writing the conservative majority opinion and Sotomayor and Jackson joining the dissent.
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The ruling was favorable to Trump, and Sotomayor was appointed to the bench.1 source
SC issued a border policy ruling; Alito wrote the majority, Sotomayor/Jackson dissented.1 source
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Samuel Alito
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Sonia Sotomayor
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