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Supreme Court Shocks Nation with Latest Rulings on Border Issues and Corporate Cases

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SC's decisions spark heated debates on border security and corporate responsibility. Find out the latest buzz here!

The Supreme Court has made headlines with its recent rulings, allowing federal agents to cut razor wire along the US-Mexico border in a win for the Biden administration. This decision comes amidst a dispute with Texas over the 'inhumane' fence that has injured migrants. The court also sided with the Biden administration in a case involving the removal of razor wire installed by Texas to deter illegal immigration.

In another case, the Supreme Court upheld the denial of a factory worker's claim for sinus issues, highlighting the complexities of workplace-related health claims. The decision sparked calls for better protection of workers' rights and safety.

Furthermore, the Court weighed in on corporate responsibility, with Attorney General Josh Stein urging the Supreme Court to stop companies from limiting liability for wrongdoing. This move aims to hold wealthy companies accountable for their actions and prevent abuse of the legal system.

The Supreme Court's diverse range of decisions showcases its influence on various societal issues, from border security to worker protection and corporate accountability. These rulings have stirred intense debates and calls for reform across the political spectrum.

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Supreme Court allows federal agents to cut razor wire at US-Mexico ... (Aljazeera.com)

Ruling seen as win for Biden administration amid dispute with Texas over 'inhumane' fence that has injured migrants.

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Supreme Court says Biden administration can remove razor wire ... (CBS News)

Texas has assembled razor wire along some sections of the U.S.-Mexico border to try to deter migrants from entering the country illegally.

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Tuesday morning top stories: Supreme Court allows Border Patrol to ... (KCBD)

Retail electric ...

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Appellate court rejects effort by Moundbuilders, which ponders Ohio ... (The Newark Advocate)

Attorneys for Moundbuilders Country Club could potentially appeal a recent court decision to the Ohio Supreme Court.

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Supreme Court sides with Biden administration in Texas border ... (OPB News)

The U.S. Supreme Court, in a 5-4 vote, granted the Biden administration's request to vacate the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals' injunction in a case involving ...

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City of St. George case heads to Supreme Court (WAFB)

Last year, an appeals ...

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Supreme Court Decision Sparks Texas Independence Calls (Newsweek)

Texans angered by a Supreme Court ruling in favor of the Biden administration have sparked calls for Texas independence.

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Supreme Court allows Biden administration to remove razor wire on ... (madison365.com)

A federal appeals court last month ordered the Border Patrol agents to stop removing razor wire along a small stretch of the Rio Grande while court proceedings ...

Supreme Court Upholds Denial of Factory Worker's Claim for Sinus ... (WorkCompCentral)

Facts: Jennifer Whisman worked for Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky Inc. at a facility in Georgetown. She allegedly began experiencing sinus issues in 2013 ...

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Supreme Court says TX can't block federal agents from the border (Chron)

The high court's order effectively maintains long-running precedent that the federal government has authority to enforce border security.

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Chip Roy urges Texas officials to ignore Supreme Court order on ... (Fox News)

Texas GOP Rep. Chip Roy is calling on his state and the Border Patrol agents who work there to ignore a recent Supreme Court order on the migrant crisis.

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Supreme Court allows Border Patrol to cut razor wire Texas installed ... (fox26houston.com)

A divided Supreme Court allowed Border Patrol agents to resume cutting for now razor wire that Texas installed along a stretch of the U.S.-Mexico border ...

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Sylvia Walbolt honored by the Florida Supreme Court Historical ... (The Florida Bar)

Walbolt has presented oral arguments before all Florida appellate courts and has appeared in other state supreme courts, as well as various federal courts of ...

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United States Supreme Court Asked to Consider Another Case of ... (Death Penalty Information Center)

On December 18, 2023, attorneys for Warren King, an intellectually disabled black man sentenced to death in Georgia in 1998, filed a petition for a writ…

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'This is not over,' Texas says after Supreme Court lets Biden ... (CNN)

Razor wire is still up along a section of the US-Mexico border a day after the US Supreme Court voted to let federal Border Patrol agents remove the ...

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Supreme Court allows federal agents to cut razor wire Texas ... (KTRE)

A divided Supreme ...

Attorney General Josh Stein Asks Supreme Court to Stop ... (NC DOJ)

Under the scheme, wealthy companies that are being sued for wrongdoing can limit liability for their lawbreaking. First, a wealthy company creates a new ...

Attorney General Bonta to Supreme Court: Healthy, Solvent ... (California Department of Justice)

OAKLAND — Attorney General Rob Bonta today joined a multistate amicus brief urging the U.S. Supreme Court to review a bankruptcy court's decision permitting ...

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Chip Roy: Texas should ignore Supreme Court's border razor wire ... (The Hill)

Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas) called on Texas officials to ignore the recent Supreme Court ruling declaring the federal government could remove razor wire on the ...

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Supreme Court says Texas Guard can't block federal agents from ... (ArmyTimes.com)

The order effectively maintains long-running precedent that the federal government — not individual states — has authority to enforce border security.

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Senators, states ask US Supreme Court to curb 'two-step' bankruptcy ... (Reuters)

Three U.S. senators and 24 state attorneys general have urged the U.S. Supreme Court to stop well-off companies like Georgia-Pacific from using bankrupt ...

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Senators Call on Supreme Court to Rein in Corporate 'Manipulation ... (The Wall Street Journal)

Bipartisan group claims companies are misusing bankruptcy law to avoid liability.

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