Supreme Court term reshapes presidential power and immigration law

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The Supreme Court's term concluded with significant rulings on presidential power and immigration, reshaping legal precedents. Decisions expanded presidential authority by allowing removal of FTC officials without cause and limited challenges to ending Temporary Protected Status. The court also ruled against racial gerrymandering in Louisiana. Other rulings addressed birthright citizenship, upholding the 14th Amendment, and shielded herbicide makers from certain cancer-related lawsuits.


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