Supreme Court says U.S. border doesn't include Mexico
Migrants who are still in Mexico but near the U.S. border don't enjoy the same rights as those who have already crossed into America, the Supreme Court ruled Thursday in a decision reaffirming the primacy of international boundaries.
TL;DR
- Migrants in Mexico near the U.S. border lack the same rights as those inside the U.S.
- The Supreme Court reaffirmed the importance of international boundaries.
- The decision highlights the legal distinction between being in Mexico and being in the United States.