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  • Abortion rally. A group of young women holding signs for increased abortion access outside the Supreme Court.

    Supreme Court Protects Abortion Rights in Louisiana

    In a surprise 5-to-4 ruling, SCOTUS saved 53 percent of the state’s pregnant people from having to travel more than 150 miles for the medical procedure.
    N. Jamiyla Chisholm Jun 29, 2020 12:50PM EDT
    2020 Census Protest. Outside of the Supreme Court, protestors hold up signs reading, "Count me in."

    UPDATE: 2020 Census Started Printing, Sans Citizenship Question, But Trump Administration Won't Let It Go

    While the Department of Commerce confirmed it had conceded on the question, Trump—via tweet—and later officials, in a federal court, claimed they are looking for ways around the Supreme Court decision that found the citizenship question unconstitutional.

    N. Jamiyla Chisholm Jul 3, 2019 3:20PM EDT
    The outside of the Supreme Court

    SCOTUS To Make Landmark Decision on Abortion This Week

    The conservative majority Court could effectively overturn Roe v. Wade as it rules on a Louisiana law. 

    Ayana Byrd Feb 4, 2019 10:29AM EST

    U.S. Supreme Court Will Decide If Obama Abused His Power With Immigration Executive Order

    Obama created DAPA, a program that would halt the deportation of some undocumented parents, through an executive order last year. The program has been in limbo due to legal challenges from 26 states. Now, the Supreme Court is getting involved.

    Sameer Rao Jan 19, 2016 4:28PM EST

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