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(CNN) A Supreme Court ruling Thursday could shape what we see going forward along the US-Mexico border. In a 5-4 ruling, justices found that immigration law gives the Biden administration discretion to end the "Remain in Mexico" policy, which forced some migrants to wait in Mexico while their immigration cases were pending. The case will now head back to the lower court for additional proceedings, but the Supreme Court's ruling puts Biden one step closer to ending the program. Here are some key questions about the policy and what could happen next. What impact will the Supreme Court decision have? Read More A hold on Biden's bid to end the program remains in place, but Thursday's ruling suggested that lower court order should be lifted shortly. That would allow the Biden administration to roll back the "Remain in Mexico" program, something officials first tried to do in 2021 before a federal court decision blocked their efforts … [Read more...] about How today’s Supreme Court decision could change things at the border

(CNN) The Supreme Court on Thursday gave President Joe Biden the green light to end the controversial "Remain in Mexico" immigration policy that originated under the Trump administration. Since the beginning of his administration, Biden has tried to wind down the policy, which sends certain non-Mexican citizens who entered the US back to Mexico -- instead of detaining them or releasing them into the United States -- while their immigration proceedings played out. The ruling was 5-4, and states that immigration law gives the federal government the discretion to end the program, formally known as Migrant Protection Protocols. The case will go back down to lower courts for additional proceedings around his latest attempt to end the program. A hold on Biden's bid to end the program remains in place, but Thursday's ruling suggested that that order should be lifted shortly. Supreme Court curbs EPA's ability to fight climate change Writing … [Read more...] about Supreme Court says Biden can end Trump-era ‘Remain in Mexico’ immigration policy

DEMS DONE WITH JOE… NYT: Should Biden Run in 2024? Democratic Whispers of ‘No’ Start to Rise. Interviews with nearly 50 Democratic officials, from county leaders to members of Congress, as well as with disappointed voters who backed Mr. Biden in 2020, reveal a party alarmed about Republicans’ rising strength and extraordinarily pessimistic about an immediate path forward. “To say our country was on the right track would flagrantly depart from reality,” said Steve Simeonidis, a Democratic National Committee member from Miami. Mr. Biden, he said, “should announce his intent not to seek re-election in ’24 right after the midterms.” […] “The presidency is a monstrously taxing job and the stark reality is the president would be closer to 90 than 80 at the end of a second term, and that would be a major issue,” said David Axelrod, the chief strategist for Barack Obama’s two winning presidential campaigns. […] Ann Hart, a Democratic Party co-chairwoman in Iowa’s Allamakee County, … [Read more...] about Editor Daily Rundown: Leftists Seek To ‘Blockade’ Supreme Court

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Switching coasts and profession, beer-loving Douglas Constantiner made a memorable lifestyle change 13 years ago. “I got into the craft beer industry in 2009 when I quit my investment banking job in New York City to pursue a career in brewing in San Diego,” says Constantiner, the founder and CEO of Societe Brewing Company . “The goal was to learn from others before starting my own brewery. Things happened quickly, and, all of a sudden, I had my own brewery open in May 2012. I had wanted to start a brewery since I was 18, but I didn't think it would happen eight years later!” Before opening Societe, Constantiner worked at beer-themed restaurants and two renowned breweries, San Diego’s Green Flash and The Breury in Placentia, California. At The Breury, which has won many awards at the brewing industry’s annual Super Bowl, the Great American Beer Festival, Constantiner worked his way up from cellarman to brewer. … [Read more...] about Hoppy Beers Reign Supreme At Southern California Brewery

When Apple introduced the M1 iPad Pro, it begged the question: Why would Apple put the same processor that comes in a MacBook Air , into an iPad if it isn't going to do more. Surely, the M1 is overkill for a tablet . It's way more powerful than what is required for any of the things you can do on an iPad. Some people even thought Apple might be getting ready to let the iPad Pro run macOS. Then, Apple put the M1 in the 2022 iPad Air , which is kind of wild when you consider the iPad Air is the middle-of-the-line iPad, and it's sporting the same internals as the world's most popular laptop. At a minimum, an iPad with the M1 should be able to do more Mac-like things, like, perhaps, real multitasking. Finally, at its Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) earlier this month, Apple delivered just that. Well, sort of. It wasn't what a lot of people were asking for--to let the iPad Pro run macOS . Instead, Apple released what it calls Stage Manager in iPadOS 16, which … [Read more...] about Apple’s Controversial Decision About One of Its Most Popular Products Is Making People Mad

ANOTHER INFLATION EXPLOSION… CNBC: Inflation rose 9.1% in June, even more than expected, as price pressures intensify Shoppers paid sharply higher prices for a variety of goods in June as inflation kept its hold on a slowing U.S. economy, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Wednesday. The consumer price index, a broad measure of everyday goods and services, soared 9.1% from a year ago, above the 8.8% Dow Jones estimate. That marked another month of the fastest pace for inflation going back to December 1981. Excluding volatile food and energy prices, so-called core CPI increased 5.9%, compared to the 5.7% estimate. On a monthly basis, headline CPI rose 1.3% and core CPI was up 0.7%, compared to respective estimates of 1.1% and 0.5%. Taken together, the numbers seemed to counter the narrative that inflation may be peaking, as the gains were based across a variety of categories. WHITE HOUSE REACTION: DON’T BELIEVE YOUR EYES… ADMIN WILL KEEP SELLING OFF OUR … [Read more...] about Editors Daily Rundown: Another Inflation Explosion

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin How to move to Canada from the US—it’s a question many people started asking as soon as the US Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade last week, with Google searches for the topic “how to move to Canada” spiking . The phrase “How to become a Canadian citizen” also spiked 550% in the hour after the decision came out. This isn’t the first time this has happened. During the 2016 election, so many American were looking into how to move out of the US that the Canadian Citizenship and Immigration website crashed . Canada’s appeals are obvious: the nature, the livable cities , the publicly funded health care, the diversity, the lower crime rates. Also helping drive the recent interest: Abortion is legal in Canada. But there are downsides, too. Canada’s cost of living is higher than the US. The taxes not for the weak-willed: The more money you make, the more income tax you will pay. And it’s colder than much of the US. Still … [Read more...] about Escape From The US: How To Move To Canada

Twenty-two years is a long time to fight a court battle, but nine baht is nine baht, right? A lawyer in India believes so and has fought for justice against Indian Railways for more than two decades because he was overcharged by 20 Indian rupees, the equivalent of almost 9 baht, 21 pence, or 25 American cents. The lawyer who is now 66 years old, bought a train ticket in 1999 in Uttar Pradesh to travel from Mathura station to Moradabad, a 70-rupees (31-baht) ride. But he was charged 90 rupees and despite his protests, he was not refunded. The man went to the local consumer court and filed a complaint seeking justice against North East Railways Service, a division of Indian Railways. The resolution didn’t come quickly, but the man dug in his heels, and over the past 22 years, he attended 100 hearings in the case. Years were lost in the fight against Indian Railways, but the sacrifice was worthwhile for justice, according to the man. “You can’t put a price on the energy and time … [Read more...] about Man fights Indian Railways for 22 years for justice (and 9 baht)

BREAKING THIS AM… RECORD INFLATION NUMBERS… BEN CASSELMAN, NYT: U.S. consumer prices rose 1% in May and were up 8.6% from a year earlier, faster than April’s 8.3% pace. The reacceleration in headline inflation was driven by another big jump in gas prices. […] The 8.6% increase in consumer prices over the past year is the fastest pace of inflation since December 1981. NEVER MIND THAT… PELOSIPALOOZA BEGINS!! … DEMOCRATS RELY ON HEARING FOR DONATIONS… ‘THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF IT IS … FUNDRAISING’ … AXIOS: Democrats’ Jan. 6 fundraising spree Democrats are leaning on this week’s Jan. 6 committee hearings and the broader investigation into the Capitol attack to juice small-dollar donor enthusiasm, records show. […] Thursday’s hearing has set off debate in Washington about whether the probe will move votes for Democrats in November. The more apparent upside, though, is a boost to the the party’s grassroots fundraising program. […] “The primary purpose of it is … [Read more...] about Editor Daily Rundown: Inflation Hits New Record In Biden’s America

Raul A. Reyes is an attorney and a member of the USA Today board of contributors. Follow him on Twitter @RaulAReyes . The opinions expressed in this commentary are his own. View more opinion on CNN. (CNN) For weeks now, migrants have been arriving by the busload in New York City and Washington, sent there by Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbott, in a cynical ploy that is overwhelming public services in both cities. Abbott said he targeted the two cities run by Democrats quite deliberately. He is sending asylum-seekers north to draw attention to the influx of migrants in his state. Raul A. Reyes New York City officials said intake centers have received more than 4,000 migrants since late May. Since April, Abbott has sent another 6,000 migrants to Washington . Washington was chosen because of its role as the seat of the US government, where federal immigration policy is forged. And in recent days, Abbott and New York Mayor Eric … [Read more...] about Opinion: Texas governor is cynically using immigrants as props