Supreme Court Preserves Birthright Citizenship, Blocking Trump Order
U.S. bishops opposed Trump's executive order, saying the "immoral" directive undermined long‑standing constitutional protections and risked harming families and communities.
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Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Trump’s Asylum Policies That Bishops Opposed
The policies allow the government to limit the number of asylum claims they process and terminate the temporary protected status of Haitians and Syrians.
In Praise of the Supremes
COMMENTARY: The Supreme Court is the only one of the three branches of US government that is functioning properly.
Supreme Court Rules 6-3 Against Prisoner Seeking Damages for Religious Rights Violation
COMMENTARY: Damon Landor will not receive a dollar for what was done to him. But he has done something important by carrying a case that exposed a real gap in the law all the way to the highest court in the country.
SCOTUS: Are Rights Without Remedies Rights at All?
COMMENTARY: That’s what the Supreme Court will decide in ‘Landor v. Louisiana Department of Corrections.’
U.S. Supreme Court Allows Faith-Based Pregnancy Center to Challenge Donor Subpoena
U.S. bishops had told the court in an amicus brief that compelling disclosure of a religious organization’s financial support violates the constitutional guarantee of freedom of religion.
SCOTUS Defends Christian Counselor’s Right to Confidentiality
COMMENTARY: Therapist Kaley Chiles’ victory is a welcome reminder that the First Amendment still means what it says.
Parental Rights Are a Cornerstone of American Law
COMMENTARY: No school counselor, government agency or ideology can replace the presence of an attentive and loving parent.
Supreme Court Rejects California’s Presumption Against Parents
COMMENTARY: In a 6-3 decision, the justices lift a stay blocking enforcement of a state policy that allowed schools to facilitate a child’s gender transition without parental knowledge or consent.
Supreme Court Says California Can’t Hide Student Transgender Identities From Parents
Keeping student ‘transitions’ secret likely violates the First Amendment rights of parents, the high court said.
