SCOTUS OKs Ending Legal Status for More Migrants: The Brief

AS MANY AS half a million people from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela face the prospect of deportation after the US Supreme Court on Friday cleared the Trump administration to immediately strip them of their legal right to live and work in the US, Greg Stohr reports.

• Over two dissents, the high court cleared the Department of Homeland Security to end so-called parole programs that gave migrants from those four countries temporary legal status. The justices put on hold a federal trial court order that had blocked the cancellation while litigation went forward. As is often the case with emergency ...