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The Supreme Court issued a posture order on Friday that signals it is likely to reverse a lower-court ruling blocking federal immigration-status information sharing. The move doesn’t settle the case, but it gives the Trump administration a major tactical win and points toward a broader rollback of privacy and state-level restrictions on data use.
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The Supreme Court issued a posture order on Friday that signals it is likely to reverse a lower-court ruling blocking federal immigration-status information sharing. The move doesn’t settle the case, but it gives the Trump administration a major tactical win and points toward a broader rollback of privacy and state-level restrictions on data use.
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