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Supreme court sides with Trump over asylum claims at US border and strikes down Hawaii gun law – live updates

The Guardian UK Thursday 25 June 2026, 14:29 UTC By Lucy Campbell (now) and Tom Ambrose (earlier) 1 min read
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Decisions still outstanding in birthright citizenship cases among others; Trump and Congress in standoff over housing and voter ID billsSupreme court strikes down Hawaii’s gun restrictionsCourt rules in favor of former Monsanto company in pesticide caseSign up for the Breaking News US emailHere’s my colleague Abené Clayton’s report on the supreme court’s decision to strike down a restrictive Hawaii gun law that bans people from carrying guns in certain public spaces and on private property...

Decisions still outstanding in birthright citizenship cases among others; Trump and Congress in standoff over housing and voter ID bills

Here’s my colleague Abené Clayton’s report on the supreme court’s decision to strike down a restrictive Hawaii gun law that bans people from carrying guns in certain public spaces and on private property without the permission of the property’s owner.

The supreme court has cleared the way for the Trump administration to potentially revive an immigration policy once used to turn back migrants seeking asylum at the US-Mexico border.

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