Supreme Court sides with Trump administration regarding asylum-seekers

The Supreme Court has made a significant ruling on asylum-seekers, siding with the Trump administration's stance that they don't officially "arrive" in the U.S. until they cross the border. This 6-3 decision, along ideological lines, means that asylum seekers won't be inspected by border officials until they've physically entered the country. This ruling could impact how many asylum claims are processed and highlights ongoing debates about immigration policy and border security. The decision underscores the tension between humanitarian concerns and strict enforcement of immigration laws.