Breaking: Supreme Court to consider rights of asylum seekers to challenge expedited removal orders

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The Supreme Court has agreed on Friday to take up a major immigration case concerning the rights of undocumented immigrants seeking asylum to challenge their expedited removal proceedings.

The Donald Trump administration had asked the court to review an opinion of the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals that would allow those who have been denied asylum the opportunity to make their claims in federal courts. If the opinion is ultimately upheld, it could open the doors to more asylum seekers.

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