'We don't have an actual policy.' Supreme Court debates limits on asylum-seekers - USA Today

The Supreme Court is hearing arguments about the legal limits the government can impose on asylum-seekers, with justices questioning the coherence of current enforcement practices. During oral arguments, the court probed whether the Trump administration has a clearly defined policy for restricting asylum access or whether it is operating without established legal boundaries. The case centers on a key tension in immigration law: the executive branch's authority to control who enters the country versus statutory protections for people fleeing persecution. The outcome will likely determine how aggressively the administration can limit asylum claims through executive action. This decision could reshape asylum eligibility for hundreds of thousands of migrants at the southern border.