The Supreme Court justices returned to the bench on Monday for their new term, with a docket that includes cases related to President Trump’s immigration policies, among other significant issues. This term starts with the court's public approval ratings near record lows, reflecting ongoing tensions in its relationship with Trump.
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Supreme Court Begins New Term Amid Ongoing Challenges
The Supreme Court commenced its new term on October 4, 2026, addressing cases linked to President Trump's immigration agenda. The court faces public approval ratings that are reportedly low, indicating a challenging environment as it begins its proceedings.
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