Supreme Court Makes Several Major Decisions

The Supreme Court ruled that immigrants with temporary protected status cannot apply for green cards if they entered the US illegally. This affects around 400,000 people. A House bill proposes a path to citizenship, but its future in the Senate is uncertain. The Court also decided not to intervene in the law requiring only men to register for the draft, deferring to Congress. Additionally, the Court upheld the FDA's authority to regulate the vaping industry, rejecting a challenge from a Mississippi vape shop.

What was the Supreme Court's ruling regarding immigrants allowed to stay in the US temporarily?

How many people from how many countries are affected by the temporary protected status in the US?

What did the House pass that would affect those under temporary protected status?

What did the Supreme Court decide regarding the draft registration law?

What was the outcome of the Vapeshop's argument against the FDA's regulatory power?