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Supreme Court justices exchange remarks during asylum ruling announcement
A justice reading a dissent referenced a 1939 ship incident. Another justice responded that the policy had been used under prior administrations.
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The Supreme Court issued two immigration rulings that limit how people can seek asylum at the southern border. A justice reading a dissent described the journey faced by asylum seekers and referenced a 1939 incident in which a ship carrying Jewish refugees was turned away.
Exchange on the bench The justice reading the majority opinion then spoke without a prepared statement. The justice said the policy at issue had been applied under both the Obama and Trump administrations.
Remaining cases Additional opinions are scheduled for release next week.
Those cases include challenges to birthright citizenship rules and limits on presidential authority to remove board members at independent agencies.
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