Supreme Court backs protections for young immigrants amid f oreign policy clash
The Supreme Court upheld DACA protections for hundreds of thousands of young immigrants but left their fate to Congress and the Trump administration. The ruling preserves work permits and deportation relief for now, while activists urge a lasting path to citizenship as political stalemate continues.
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Canada Loses UN Security Council Bid Under Trudeau
In 2015 Justin Trudeau campaigned on Canada being back but Norway and Ireland beat Canada for two seats. Canada finished with 108 votes in the first round, failing to secure a two thirds majority as Norway and Ireland prepared two year terms starting January 1.
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