A Heartless Supreme Court Decision

The Supreme Court ruled that by preventing asylum seekers from crossing the border, the US can avoid having to determine whether they face danger upon return. The article frames the decision as a legal and moral rebuke, with Harvard Law's Noah Feldman calling it a betrayal. Market impact is limited, with the issue primarily affecting immigration policy and legal debate rather than asset prices.

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The Supreme Court ruled that by preventing asylum seekers from crossing the border, the US can avoid having to determine whether they face danger upon return. The article frames the decision as a legal and moral rebuke, with Harvard Law's Noah Feldman calling it a betrayal. Market impact is limited, with the issue primarily affecting immigration policy and legal debate rather than asset prices.