Trump’s invite to Pak army chief a blow to Indian diplomacy: Congress
He questioned the rationale behind Trump's gesture, given Gen Munir's role in orchestrating inflammatory remarks that preceded the brutal Pahalgam terror attacks.
The US Supreme Court has rejected a request from the Donald Trump administration to begin enforcing a ban on asylum for immigrants who illegally cross the US-Mexico border.
The narrow 5-4 ruling on Friday, with Chief Justice John Roberts siding with his four more liberal colleagues, left in place lower court rulings that blocked a proclamation by President Donald Trump in November denying asylum to those entering the country from Mexico, without going through official border crossings, Xinhua reported.
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Trump has said the proclamation was in response to caravans of Central American migrants making their way to the US border through Mexico.
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The administration has said the rule sought to crack down what it called “meritless asylum claims from aliens who place a tremendous burden on our resources”.
Critics have seen the move as unlawful and needlessly cruel to asylum seekers.
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