Hey, fam! Big news from the US Supreme Court ⚖️🚀: the justices decided on Sept. 8 to lift a lower court's ban that stopped immigration agents from detaining people without “reasonable suspicion.”
In simple terms, agents can now question and hold individuals at the border or checkpoints even if they don’t have clear proof they’re undocumented 🔍. This gives President Trump’s administration a major win in its tough immigration stance.
❗ Democrats and civil rights advocates argue this ruling removes a key constitutional protection. They warn it could lead to arbitrary stops and detentions, sparking concerns over due process and personal freedoms.
👍 Supporters say this step is needed to curb illegal crossings and keep borders secure, viewing the decision as a way to enforce laws more effectively.
🤔 What’s next? Many eyes are on Congress and possible future challenges. Will new limits emerge, or could this open the door to broader detention powers? Stay tuned as this story evolves!
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Supreme Court backs Trump in detentions without reasonable suspicion
cgtn.com
