The U.S. Supreme Court has greenlit a controversial immigration policy, allowing authorities to detain or question individuals without requiring "reasonable suspicion." The 6-3 decision, split along ideological lines, strengthens former President Trump\u2019s hardline approach to curbing illegal immigration. Critics warn it could erode constitutional protections, while supporters argue it\u2019s a necessary step for national security.
\u201cThis ruling is a win for law enforcement and border safety,\u201d said a White House spokesperson, echoing Trump\u2019s long-standing push for stricter controls. Democrats, however, slammed the move as \u201coverreach,\u201d with Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer calling it \u201ca dangerous precedent.\u201d
The case stems from a 2020 federal judge\u2019s order blocking the policy, which the Supreme Court now overturns. Legal experts say the decision could reshape how immigration enforcement operates, sparking fresh debates about civil liberties vs. security. CGTN\u2019s Ediz Tiyansan reports tensions are rising as advocacy groups prepare to challenge the ruling in lower courts.
What\u2019s next? With midterms looming, this hot-button issue is sure to fuel fiery debates across TikTok, Twitter, and campus cafeterias. Stay tuned 📲⚖️.
