Summary
The Supreme Court is gathering to make decisions on the last six cases of its term, one of which involves birthright citizenship. The decisions are expected on Friday.
Key Facts
- The Supreme Court is meeting on Friday to decide the last six cases for the term.
- One of the cases involves birthright citizenship.
- Birthright citizenship refers to the right to citizenship for anyone born in a country.
- The meeting is part of the Supreme Court's regular schedule to conclude its term.
- Steve Inskeep and Nina Totenberg discussed the expectations for these cases on NPR.