Trump’s latest Supreme Court wins clear the way for mass deportations

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  Good morning.

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  Two major Supreme Court rulings go Trump's way on immigration.

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  NPR's Nina Totenberg tells us why the court appears more split than she's ever seen.

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  They can't seem to put the genie back in the bottle.

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  It's only getting worse.

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  And of course, at the end of the term, it's worse yet.

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  Search and rescue efforts continue after the Venezuela earthquakes,

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  and the World Cup match that both sides want to lose.

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  It's Friday, June 26th.

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  I'm Gideon Resnick in for Shamita Basu.

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  This is Apple News Today.

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  Yesterday, the Supreme Court's conservative majority gave the Trump administration two powerful tools for its immigration agenda:

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  full authority to deport hundreds of thousands of migrants

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  who have been living and working legally in the US without intervention from the courts,

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  and an avenue to block asylum seekers from entering the country.

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  Joining me now to discuss these decisions is NPR's legal affairs correspondent, Nina Totenberg.

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  So let's start with the case involving asylum seekers.

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  The court ruled that the Trump administration can turn people away that are seeking asylum

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  at the US-Mexico border by physically preventing them from crossing into the US.

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  So could you just walk us through how the justices reached this decision and then the practical impacts?

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