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Parents said they face an “impossible choice.” School officials said the parents want to “unsettle a decades-old consensus.”

The last six cases of the term include birthright citizenship injunctions and a parental bid to keep kids from LGBTQ-themed instruction in public school.

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s dissent casts the ruling as the latest in a line of decisions that weaken civil rights protections.

The important part of the New York City mayor's criminal corruption case is how it was dismissed, not the fact that it was dismissed.

After resisting returning him to the U.S., the government now says it’s worried the government will quickly deport him. Really.

"Administrative errors" somehow keep happening in Donald Trump's second term.

New allegations further call into question the federal appeals court nominee’s character. He was already undeserving of a lifetime judicial appointment.

A lower court judge had said migrants needed a chance to challenge their removals on the grounds that they could be tortured or killed.

A federal judge rejected the government’s claim of Abrego’s gang membership while denying the broader effort to detain him pretrial.

The legal question is whether he can sue government officials individually for money damages under a federal religion law.

The judge noted that her ruling could be seen as an "academic exercise" if Abrego Garcia just winds up held in immigration custody, anyway.