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Trump claims victory and vindication after ruling

The decision affirms one of the president's signature policies, which he instituted a few days after taking office.

• By Philip Rucker
• 32 minutes ago

The Fix/Analysis Critics called the travel order a ‘Muslim ban.’ How justices rejected that claim, annotated.

The high court dismissed allegations that the president had codified a discriminatory campaign pledge.

• By Aaron Blake
• 1 hour ago

@ Bloomberg.com:

Noah Feldman: Supreme Court's Travel Ban Decision Will Live in Infamy

Cass Sunstein: Four Things to Know About the Travel Ban Opinions

@ NewYorker.com:

Amy Davidson Sorkin: One Really Good Thing in the Supreme Court’s Travel-Ban Ruling: Korematsu Is Gone

For the Americans of Japanese ancestry who were interned during the Second World War, the Court’s overruling of Korematsu v. United States, from 1944, is a small, late measure of justice.

@ Slate.com:

Richard L. Hasen: Did Justice Anthony Kennedy Just Signal His Retirement?

The depressing defeatism of Kennedy’s work this term indicates his time on the court could be coming to an end.

Found interesting @ NYTimes.com:

Sonia Sotomayor Delivers Fiery Dissent Over Ruling

By Catie Edmondson 24 minutes ago

Justice Sotomayor condemned the decision as “harrowing” and “motivated by hostility and animus toward the Muslim faith.”

The Court Ruled Correctly on the Travel Ban

Now it’s up to Congress to constrain the president’s unilateral power.

By Peter H. Schuck, June 26

Mr. Schuck is an emeritus professor of law at Yale