Supreme Court takes up fight over wild number of asylum claims at southern border

The Supreme Court has agreed it will look at the fight over the wild number of asylum claims at the nation’s southern border and whether the president can impose limits. Under the administration of Joe Biden, millions of foreigners simply arrived at the border, claimed asylum and then were allowed into the United States. President Donald Trump put limits on those numbers, but activists sued, claiming his restrictions weren’t allowed. A lower court agreed, but now the Supreme Court will have the final say. BREAKING: The Supreme Court on Friday said it will take up a legal fight over President Trump’s directives suspending access to the asylum system and other legal protections for migrants illegally crossing the southern border. The justices are also considering the legality of removing migrants to third countries and indefinitely detaining immigrants in the U.S. illegally without access to a bond hearing. A decision in the cases is expected by the end of June or early July.

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