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Supreme court conservatives accused of advancing ‘white-supremacist agenda’

Recent Supreme Court decisions could drastically alter U.S. immigration and asylum policies, impacting thousands. Advocates express concern over the potential delegalization of protections, raising human rights and safety stakes. Critics ar...

The Guardian· Jun 25, 2026 · 9:00 PM · 42 views

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Recent Supreme Court decisions could drastically alter U.S. immigration and asylum policies, impacting thousands. Advocates express concern over the potential delegalization of protections, raising human rights and safety stakes. Critics argue these rulings may undermine the U.S. stance on refugee rights. #SupremeCourt #Immigration #HumanRights #AsylumSeekers #USPolitics

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