Högsta domstolens mandatperiod närmar sig sitt slut med viktiga avgöranden väntande

Högsta domstolen förbereder sig på att meddela stora domar under de kommande veckorna i frågor som bland annat rör medborgarskap genom födelse och verkställande makt.

Domstolen har redan under denna mandatperiod meddelat domar gällande globala tullar, omvändelseterapi för HBTQ-minoriteter samt ett rättsfall som begränsade rösträttslagen (Voting Rights Act). Domarna ska nu ta sig an immigrationsfrågor som rör tillfällig skyddsstatus och innehavare av gröna kort. Ytterligare rättsfall involverar avskedandet av Federal Reserve-tjänstemannen Lisa Cook samt ändringar i regler för kampanjfinansiering och poströstning.

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