The Washington Post: Thousands of immigrants could benefit from Supreme Court ruling, lawyers say

IRLI In The News

April 19, 2018

By Maria Sacchetti

A Supreme Court ruling on immigration this week is igniting a new political battle over federal officials’ power to deport foreigners who have been convicted of certain crimes.

The White House and the nation’s top immigration official said the 5-to-4 ruling will make it harder for the Trump administration to deport people convicted of some sexual offenses and kidnapping crimes, as well as burglary in some states, among other offenses. … Read the full story by The Washington Post.

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