Supreme Court allows Texas razor wire cutting at border
The Supreme Court, in a 5 4 decision, lets Border Patrol agents cut or clear concertina wire Texas installed along about 30 miles of the Rio Grande near Eagle Pass, amid a broader clash with the Biden administration over immigration enforcement. The ruling, with no opinion, supports the administration while the lawsuit continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Border Patrol
Texas
U.s.-Mexico
Biden Administration
Rio Grande
U.S
Justice Department
Biden
Abbott
Andrew Mahaleris
U.S. Customs and Border Protection
Eagle Pass
Texas Military Department
Eagle Park
Mexico
Shelby Park
John Roberts
Amy Coney Barrett
Ketanji Brown Jackson
Elena Kagan
Sonia Sotomayor
Samuel Alito
Neil Gorsuch
Brett Kavanaugh
Clarence Thomas
Families of hostages storm Israeli parliament demand release deal
Dozens of families of hostages held by Hamas stormed a Knesset finance committee meeting in Jerusalem to press for a hostage release agreement. The Gaza war continues with Netanyahu insisting on Gaza offensive and rejecting a Palestinian state, as international calls for a two state solution grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Hamas
Israel
Benjamin Netanyahu
Gaza
United States
U.S
Yemen
Gaza Strip
Khan
Younis
Al-Nasser Hospital
U.N
Netanyahu
Knesset
Finance Committee
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S. Supreme Court Rules ON
Mark Sherman and
Paul J. Weber
Associated Press
Greg Abbott
Members of Congress
Texas-Mexico
Khan Younis
Nasser Hospital
Ayman Abu Abaid
al Jazeera
Ashraf Al-Qadra
Health Ministry
Al-Khair Hospital
Mawasi
Red Crescent
Muwasi
Rafah
Ahmad Sharrab
Deir al-Balah
Lebanon
Syria
Iraq
Majorcleanout
Majorcleanout.com
JaysAuto Salesinc
Wadsworth
ST. Hilary School
St-Hilaryschool.org
Moorfield Road
Fairlawn
Cutler
Judy Johnston
Johnston
Cutlerjohnston
cutlerHom Homes
Comes
Medina
Ohio
Patti Willett