Summary
The Supreme Court did not allow President Trump's administration to send National Guard troops to Chicago for immigration enforcement. The court's decision followed a lower court block on the deployment, and comes after several months of deliberation. This ruling is a rare setback for President Trump's administration in front of the Supreme Court.
Key Facts
- The Supreme Court prevented the deployment of National Guard troops to Chicago for immigration purposes.
- President Trump's administration wanted to use the military in response to immigration issues.
- A lower court initially blocked the deployment.
- A federal appeals court also chose not to change the lower court's decision.
- The Supreme Court took more than two months to make this decision.
- This marks a notable defeat for President Trump in the Supreme Court.
- The decision may affect other cases about using military forces in Democratic-led cities.
