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SCOTUS on Geofence Warrants & Migrant Protected Status | Bloomberg Law
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Executive Summary
The Supreme Court is evaluating the constitutionality of geofence warrants, which use Google location data to identify criminal suspects, balancing law enforcement needs against Fourth Amendment privacy rights.
Multiple immigration cases are before the court, testing the limits of executive power, particularly the Department of Homeland Security's authority to terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) and whether those decisions are subject to judicial review.
Federalism is a key issue, as the Ninth Circuit blocked a California law requiring federal officers to identify themselves, reinforcing the Supremacy Clause and the federal government's exclusive control over its agents.
The court is also examining controversial immigration enforcement policies, including the mandatory detention of certain immigrants and CBP's authority to admit lawful permanent residents as 'parolees,' a legal fiction that makes them easier to deport.
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