Supreme Court says U.S. border doesn't include Mexico

The Supreme Court ruled that migrants in Mexico near the U.S. border aren't entitled to the same rights as those who have crossed into the U.S., emphasizing the importance of international boundaries. This decision underscores the legal distinction between those on U.S. soil and those in adjacent territories, potentially impacting immigration policies and legal protections for migrants. With this ruling, the court clarifies the extent of U.S. jurisdiction, which has significant implications for both immigration enforcement and humanitarian considerations.