Summary
Chief Justice John Roberts temporarily stopped a lower court's decision in a case involving immigration judges’ speech rules. The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court for emergency action to halt a federal appeals court ruling. Responses related to the case are due by December 10.
Key Facts
- Chief Justice John Roberts issued a temporary hold on a lower court decision.
- The case is about immigration judges needing permission before giving official speeches.
- President Donald Trump's administration requested emergency relief from the Supreme Court.
- U.S. Solicitor General D. John Sauer asked for the lower court's ruling to be blocked.
- The ruling was originally made by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit.
- Chief Justice Roberts ordered responses for the case to be submitted by December 10.
