The Supreme Court's asylum ruling, a big victory for President Trump, changes little at the southern border for now
WASHINGTON—The Supreme Court’s decision to allow, for now, enforcement of new asylum restrictions nationwide is the Trump administration’s widest-reaching policy victory yet on reducing migration from Central America, but its immediate impact at the southern border remained unclear Thursday.
Migrants who cross the border illegally or come to legal border crossings will still be allowed to ask for asylum, the Department of Homeland Security said, though the outcome of their requests may ultimately be predetermined if the rule...
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