The Supreme Court vacated D.C. TROs blocking Alien Enemies Act removals, holding challenges must be brought in habeas in the detainees' district of confinement.
The Supreme Court upheld the TikTok divestiture law as applied, holding it content neutral and supported by an important national security interest in preventing foreign data access.
The Supreme Court upheld the TikTok Act as applied, holding it did not violate the First Amendment because it was content-neutral and sufficiently tailored to national security concerns.
The Supreme Court held that the government's removal of Yonas Fikre from the No Fly List did not yet moot his suit, because relisting could still reasonably recur.
Mootness
Voluntary cessation
Procedural due process
No fly list
Discrimination on basis of religion/race/national origin
The Supreme Court held that the government’s removal of Yonas Fikre from the No Fly List did not moot his suit because it failed to show relisting could not reasonably recur.
The Supreme Court held that the state secrets privilege applies to information that would confirm or deny the existence of a CIA detention facility in Poland, that the contractors' testimony would be tantamount to CIA disclosure, and that because the requested §1782 discovery would inevitably confirm or deny the privileged fact the privilege precluded further discovery; the Ninth Circuit was reversed and the §1782 application was to be dismissed.