Skip to content

Supreme Court

Oficina regional del Servicio de Ciudadanía e Inmigración de los Estados Unidos (USCIS)

Federal judge blocks a Trump administration rule that reduces the time frame for refugees to defend their legal status to 10 days

Luis Francisco Orozco

La Corte Suprema de los Estados Unidos.

Supreme Court upholds New Hampshire voting restrictions ahead of midterms, authorizes ban on student IDs at polls

Luis Francisco Orozco

La Corte Suprema de los Estados Unidos.

Supreme Court halts Trump's order to restrict medical treatment for transgender inmates

Andrés Ignacio Henríquez

Miembros de la Corte Suprema en la asunción de Trump

Alito rules out retirement even if Dems take Senate: 'I intend to stick around through this term'

Carlos Dominguez

Una estación de combustible de Exxon en Chicago.

Exxon, Suncor ask Supreme Court to block local lawsuits that threaten domestic fuel production

Andrés Ignacio Henríquez

(Voz / Christian Camacho)

Failed Execution of the First Woman Sentenced to Death in Tennessee in More Than 200 Years: Christa Pike Still Alive After Two Lethal Injections

Emmanuel Alejandro Rondón

Un funcionario de ICE.

The Supreme Court gives the Trump administration the green light to resume deportations to third countries

Andrés Ignacio Henríquez

Imagen de referencia de las elecciones este 2 de junio

Supreme Court reinstates Trump's system for mass voter verification

Williams Perdomo

Donald Trump en Arlington, Texas/ Brendan SMIALOWSKI

Trump blasts Supreme Court: 'Sad chapter in the life and times of America'

Just The News

El presidente Donald Trump habla con los medios de comunicación antes de abordar el Air Force One para partir del aeropuerto de Shannon, en el oeste de Irlanda, el 13 de septiembre.

Trump criticizes Supreme Court decision on mail-in voting, calling it 'highly political'

Williams Perdomo

Donald Trump/ Brendan SMIALOWSKI

Supreme Court blocks Trump’s latest attempt to impose new mail-in voting rules ahead of midterms

Joaquín Núñez

Brett Kavanaugh junto a Neil Gorsuch/ Mandel Ngan

Supreme Court rules in favor of the GOP in the battle over campaign advertising rates

Joaquín Núñez

Imagen exterior del Departamento de Justicia-Archivo

DOJ asks Supreme Court to allow Trump to impose restrictions on mail-in voting ahead of election

Williams Perdomo

Mike Johnson en Capitol Hill/ Brendan Smialowski

Republican attempt to lock in nine Supreme Court justices fails in the House

Carlos Dominguez

Construcción del salón de baile en la Casa Blanca

With John Roberts dissenting, the Supreme Court allows Trump to continue construction of the White House ballroom

Joaquín Núñez

El presidente Donald Trump llegando a Morristown, New Jersey, este 31 de julio de 2026.

Legal victory for Trump: The Supreme Court gives him the green light to proceed against mail-in voting ahead of the midterm elections

Luis Francisco Orozco

Donald Trump en Marietta, Georgia/ Saul Loeb

'Tremendous work has been done!': Trump celebrates progress on his New ballroom following the Supreme Court's approval

Luis Francisco Orozco

El presidente Trump en el sitio donde se construye el salón de baile de la Casa Blanca.

Supreme Court lets Trump continue building ballroom while case proceeds

Just The News

Samuel Alito en 2022/ Olivier Douliery

Samuel Alito puts an end to months of speculation and confirms he will remain on the Supreme Court

Joaquín Núñez

Former magazine columnist E. Jean Carroll arrives at Manhattan federal court in New York

Trump asks the Supreme Court to overturn the $83.3 million judgment for defaming E. Jean Carroll

Emmanuel Alejandro Rondón

A view of the US Supreme Court in Washington, DC, on June 25, 2026. The US Supreme Court on Thursday backed a Trump administration move to strip deportation protections from some 350,000 Haitians and 6,000 Syrians living in the United States. The conservative-dominated court, in a 6-3 ruling, said the Department of Homeland Security's decision to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitian and Syrian immigrants was not subject to judicial review. (Photo by SAUL LOEB / AFP)

Trump takes mail-in voting to Supreme Court: Seeks to reinstate executive order following judicial block

Emmanuel Alejandro Rondón

Ted Cruz en Dallas, Texas/ ARIC BECKER / VARIOUS SOURCES

"A legal abomination": Conservatives react to Supreme Court's birthright citizenship ruling

Joaquín Núñez

Connect with VOZ NEWS and receive notifications and special content.

© 2026 Voz Media Inc. All Rights Reserved