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Justices Sotomayor & Jackson dissent. "Today's order clarifies only one thing: Other litigants must follow the rules, but the administration has the Supreme Court on speed dial," Sotomayor wrote. #SCOTUS

BREAKING: The Supreme Court rules the Trump administration can send to South Sudan a group of men currently being held at a military base in Djibouti. #SCOTUS

Meanwhile, Olivier v. Brandon (24-993) asks if an individual can sue to invalidate at law they've already been convicted under. And the New Jersey Transit cases (24-1021 & 24-1113) asks if the system receives sovereign immunity from liability. #SCOTUS.

Little v. Hecox (24-38) asks if Idaho's ban on transgender athletes in female sports violates the 14th Amendment, while West Virginia v. B.P.J. (24-43) asks if West Virginia's similar ban violates the amendment *or* Title IX, which bars sex discrimination in education programs.

BREAKING: The Supreme Court agrees to hear 4 new cases next term, including two that asks if Title IX and the 14th Amendment bar laws that ban transgender athletes from competing in women's and girls' sports. #SCOTUS

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The motion seeks to capitalize on the court's ruling that class action is still available for parties seeking broad relief. Although, Justice Samuel Alito warned in a concurrence that court's should be wary of such moves. #SCOTUS

JUST IN: Following the Supreme Court's decision on President Turmp's executive order aimed at limiting birthright citizenship, immigrant rights groups have asked a Maryland judge to certify a class "of all children" born in the U.S. on or after Feb. 19.

Last #SCOTUS (not really) opinion: The justices will *rehear* arguments next term over Louisiana’s congressional elections map with 2 majority-Black districts.

Fifth #SCOTUS opinion: A 6-3 Supreme Court rules Texas *can* require pornography websites to verify visitors’ ages, upholding a Fifth Circuit decision that subjected the law to the lowest level of First Amendment scrutiny. Liberals dissent.

Fourth #SCOTUS opinion: A 6-3 Supreme Court rules a Maryland school district *likely* violated the 1st Amendment by declining to provide religious opt-outs from reading LGBTQ-themed storybooks, but didn't definitively rule on the issue. Liberals dissent.

Third #SCOTUS opinion: A 6-3 Supreme Court rules the Federal Communications Commission’s broadband subsidy program is *constitutional*, ending a bid to revive the long-dormant nondelegation doctrine. Thomas, Alito & Gorsuch dissent.

Second #SCOTUS opinion: A 6-3 Supreme Court *upholds* the structure of a task force that sets preventive healthcare coverage requirements under the Affordable Care Act, saying members can be appointed by the HHS secretary. Thomas, Alito & Grosuch dissent.

More broadly, district courts *cannot* issue nationwide injunctions, the majority finds.

First #SCOTUS opinion: A 6-3 Supreme Court *limits* orders barring implementation of President Donald Trump executive order aimed at limiting birthright citizenship amid several legal challenges to apply to the named plaintiffs. Liberals dissent.

Good morning from the Supreme Court, where at 10 ET we’ll get the final opinions of the 2024 term about:.1. TX’s online porn ID law.2. LA’s election map.3. FCC’s broadband subsidy/nondelegation.4. ACA preventive care mandates.5. LGBT books in schools.6. Birthright citizenship.🧵

*Friday, June 27 is the correct date.

Chief Justice John Roberts announces that tomorrow, Friday, June 26, will be the last opinion day of the term. That means will get these remaining #SCOTUS opinions: