The winds of immigration policy have once again shifted in the United States, and this time, the implications are profound. At the center of this legal and political storm is a high-profile decision by the U.S. Supreme Court that quietly but decisively set in motion the potential removal of over half a million migrants from American soil. While the details may appear technical, the outcome touches thousands of families, tests the legal boundaries of executive power, and redefines the humanitarian promise once extended to vulnerable populations.
