The Supreme Court appeared willing to consider the Trump administration's request to block asylum seekers at the U.S.-Mexico border, according to reports on Tuesday. The Supreme Court decision could give President Donald Trump and his administration the right to bring back a 2016 policy when the federal government turned away immigrants claiming

A Northern Kentucky church is asking the United States Supreme Court to step in after it says it was denied the right to build a shrine on its property.

In a brief to the Supreme Court, the administration argues that the amendment—ratified in 1868 in repudiation of the Dred Scott decision that declared Black Americans couldn’t be citizens—specifically intended to extend citizenship to the children of former slaves and their descendants,

The peculiar legal argument behind Trump’s attack on citizenship was invented by 19th-century anti-Chinese racists.

A: The First Amendment’s freedom of expression is alive and well. It is not unusual for a U.S. president to express criticism of specific decisions made by the Supreme Court. The tone, nature and extent of the criticism, however, can vary. For example ...

The Catholic Church has been unusually critical of the Trump administration's immigration tactics. Now, it's trying to get the Supreme Court on its side.