Muslim ban

Supreme Court shows partisan split on Trump’s “Muslim ban”

April 26, 2018 By Mark Gruenberg

Remarks from oral arguments yesterday indicate GOP-named Justices are for Trump, Democratic-named ones against.

Banned by Trump: The families affected by his Muslim “shutdown”

April 20, 2018 By Jennifer Peltz

“This is my real life. That’s what I’m fighting for,” Radad Alborati says, holding a photo of him and his sons. “This country is built on family. And this is my family.”

Supreme Court to rule on Trump administration’s Muslim ban

January 24, 2018 By Al Neal

The high court will rule by June in the case, setting up a major analysis of presidential powers.

Trump’s DOJ issues phony terrorism “report” to incite anti-immigrant sentiment

January 23, 2018 By Henry Millstein

Why is the Trump administration so concerned with rousing fears of foreign-born terrorists, when native-born ones pose an even greater threat?

Supreme Court to tackle big-ticket cases: gerrymandering, immigration, workers’ rights

September 15, 2017 By Mark Gruenberg

A panel at the American Constitution Society says it’s going to be a busy season at the Supreme Court, and with all 9 justices back in place, who knows how they will rule?