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The Supreme Court just dealt a major blow to Trump’s immigration agenda, striking down an executive order aimed at restricting birthright citizenship — one of the few times the Court has sided against him on immigration in 18 months. Meanwhile, the administration’s broader push to reshape asylum and immigration policy has seen major wins: courts have approved ending protections for hundreds of thousands of Haitians and Syrians fleeing disaster, expanded border restrictions, and eased detention of permanent residents. Critics say the Court is increasingly enabling mass deportations, making safety in the U.S. harder to attain. But legal challenges remain — a federal judge blocked a proposed H-1B visa fee hike, and a sweeping border asylum ban was rejected. The result? International migration has plummeted, slowing U.S. population growth and drastically cutting refugee admissions — a stark reversal from past decades.

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