Stephen Miller made statements on June 26 describing plans to turn back asylum seekers at the border and send migrants to third countries instead. The Supreme Court rulings that day did clear the way for these policies. However, Miller's claim that "America's doors are closed fully to asylum seekers" overstates what actually happened. While the policies severely restrict asylum access through metering (limiting daily applications) and third-country agreements approved by a 6-3 court majority, U.S. asylum law and some access to the system technically remain in place. Miller's characterization uses stark language that goes beyond the practical reality of the restrictions implemented.