The US Supreme Court in its latest term overwhelmingly sided with the Trump administration in immigration decisions limiting asylum claims, weakening rights of green card holders, and undermining deportation protections for more than a million immigrants.
The justices broke from their streak on the last day of the term, striking down an executive order by President Donald Trump to end birthright citizenship and narrowly upholding more than a century of precedent, a move that drew the ire of anti-immigrant voices in the administration and Congress.
Attorneys though say the overall record shows that when there’s a statutory — rather than …