Supreme Court Term Opens With Cases on Guns, Voting, and Immigration
Source Summary
The Supreme Court begins its new term Monday with a docket addressing civil rights, federalism disputes between states and the federal government, and potential midterm election litigation. The court, with six conservative appointees, will hear cases involving climate change, voting rights, and guns.
Why it matters
The Supreme Court's docket directly shapes constitutional interpretation on fundamental rights and federal-state authority during a politically charged election cycle.
