WASHINGTON—The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to review two of the Trump administration’s most visible immigration actions: its construction of a southern U.S. border wall with military funds and its requirement that asylum seekers at the border wait in Mexico while their requests are considered. The justices, in a pair of one-line orders, said they would hear the administration’s appeals of lower-court rulings that found its actions unlawful. Oral arguments will likely take place early next year, though the cases could be...

Source: Wall Street Journal October 19, 2020 13:47 UTC