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  1. The Trump administration sought to control the border with Mexico while Alito supported its policies, referencing past Obama administration asylum use.

The Supreme Court ruled on the executive power regarding the cancellation of TPS status, with Samuel Alito writing the majority opinion.

6 reports, 5 independent Updated Jul 1
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The Supreme Court ruled on the executive power regarding the cancellation of TPS status, with Samuel Alito writing the majority opinion.

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  1. SC ruling on TPS scope names Alito as majority author and involves Barrett and Trump action.1 source
  2. SC rules on executive power to cancel TPS status1 source
  3. Specific justices (Kavanaugh, Roberts, Gorsuch, Thomas) joined Alito's majority opinion on the TPS ruling.1 source

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