The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that the Trump administration can turn back asylum seekers at U.S.-Mexico border ports of entry before they set foot on U.S. soil. The decision strips a key legal pathway — migrants standing on the Mexican side cannot invoke asylum protections, which effectively lets border officials shut the door at the line itself. The post is a straight Reuters headline relay and matches reporting from NBC, NPR, The Guardian, and The Hill. What the headline leaves out: the same day, the Court also handed Trump a second win allowing him to strip Temporary Protected Status from certain migrant groups.