Supreme Court gets one right on immigration

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After some recent disappointments for conservatives, the Supreme Court got it right on Thursday when it ruled in a 7-2 decision that migrants denied asylum are not entitled to additional denial appeals beyond those established by Congress.

The justices reversed a misguided decision by the 9th Circuit that had said congressionally established restrictions violated the due process rights of those who enter the country.

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