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Obama Administration Signals Defeat In Big Immigration Case Over Deportation Relief

Sen. Jeff Sessions, Donald Trump's pick for attorney general, has said the president's immigration plan is "lawless."
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Supreme Court Won't Rehear A Challenge To Obama's Executive Actions On Immigration

This means a lower court ruling against the president still stands, and his plan remains in limbo.
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DOJ Tries To Make Nice With Judge Overseeing Major Immigration Case

The department apologized after the judge accused its lawyers of being unethical.
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Obama Administration Asks Supreme Court To Revisit Deadlocked Immigration Case

A new filing seeks a rehearing on Obama's executive actions "before a full" bench of nine justices.
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Obama Says Deportation Priorities Won't Change After Supreme Court Decision

He doesn't anticipate more executive action on immigration.
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Supreme Court Deadlocks On Immigration, Leaving Obama's Deportation Relief Plan In Limbo

The decision will fuel the flames of an already contentious presidential election.
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Judge Wants Government To Hand Over Names, Addresses Of Thousands Of Dreamers

The young immigrants didn't do anything wrong, but they could have their identities exposed to hostile state governments anyway.
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Judge Who Blocked Obama's Immigration Plan Goes On Rampage Against DOJ

Among other things, he ordered Attorney General Loretta Lynch to look out for the ethics of government lawyers.
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Undocumented Immigrants Watch As Supreme Court Considers Case That May Change Their Lives

Spectators at Monday's historic hearing included 6-year-old Sophie Cruz, a U.S. citizen whose parents are undocumented.
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The Supreme Court Just Heard A Case That Affects Millions Of Undocumented Immigrants

United States v. Texas, a challenge to the president's executive actions on immigration, will be a linchpin of election-year politics.
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