Supreme Court Rules Migrants Must Enter U.S. to Seek Asylum

The Supreme Court ruled that migrants must physically set foot in the United States before they can seek asylum, a decision that limits the ability to apply for protection from outside the border. Critics warn this ruling could incentivize dangerous illegal crossings, while supporters argue it restores legal order to the immigration system. This victory allows the Trump administration to ramp up border crackdowns and deportations, signaling a major shift in immigration enforcement strategy.