Neil Gorsuch rails against his right-wing colleagues for ordering border expulsions continue

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : "We are a court of law, not policymakers of last resort." Generally, migrants who lawfully present themselves at the border and request asylum are legally allowed to remain in the United States pending a hearing of their case before an immigration judge.
42% : US Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch has declined to wear a face mask during recent court hearings Erin Schaff POOL/AFP/File On Tuesday, the Supreme Court ruled that enforcement of the regulation that prohibits the entry of migrants into the country during a public health emergency, known colloquially as "Title 42," must remain in place at least until the court hears arguments next February.

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