
U.S. Supreme Court hears arguments in 'Remain in Mexico' lawsuit | FOX 28 Spokane
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
64% : The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments Tuesday in a major immigration case, one of several key legal battles working their way through the federal judicial system as illegal immigration soars.54% : "JRS works directly with people in northern Mexico as they await their opportunity to pursue asylum and find safety in the U.S.
46% : Since Biden took office, illegal immigration has soared, raising more concerns about the president's policies.
42% : It tasks agents with returning illegal immigrants to Mexico as they work their way through the U.S. legal system seeking asylum.
38% : Border Patrol reported more than 2 million encounters with people crossing the southern border illegally in 2021.
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