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SCOTUS Backs Deferential Review in Salvadoran Asylum Case

March 5, 2026·20 days ago·via Tampa Free Press
SCOTUS Backs Deferential Review in Salvadoran Asylum Case
The Supreme Court unanimously rules 9-0 in Urias-Orellana v. Bondi, affirming that federal courts must apply deferential review to immigration judges' asylum decisions, closing off broader judicial discretion. A Salvadoran family sought asylum after facing removal for illegal presence, but the Court sides with the government, limiting activist judges from overriding BIA findings. Read more about this...

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