The U.S. Supreme Court has issued a series of decisions affecting immigration deportation procedures, siding predominantly with the Trump administration. Key rulings have stripped immigration judges of the power to pause or shelve deportation cases, rejecting appeals to restore Biden-era policies that allowed for such actions. The court upheld a controversial agreement between Texas and the Justice Department, which undermined previous regulations aimed at managing deportation cases more leniently. As a result, thousands of deportation cases remain in active status, amplifying the ongoing debate over immigration enforcement in the country.