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Supreme Court to Hear Trump Green-Card Due-Process Appeal

6/15/2026

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The U.S. Supreme Court agreed on June 15 to review U.S. President Donald Trump’s policy and will hear appeal of New York green-card holders G.M. and Carol Black in the October term.
The 2nd Circuit Court said detaining Black for seven months and G.M. for years without a bond hearing violated Fifth Amendment due-process guarantee.
ACLU attorney Cecillia Wang praised decision and pledged to defend due-process rights before the Supreme Court.

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The U.S. Supreme Court agreed on June 15 to review U.S. President Donald Trump’s policy and will hear appeal of New York green-card holders G.M. and Carol Black in the October term.
The 2nd Circuit Court said detaining Black for seven months and G.M. for years without a bond hearing violated Fifth Amendment due-process guarantee.
ACLU attorney Cecillia Wang praised decision and pledged to defend due-process rights before the Supreme Court.