Chief Justice John Roberts used his second public speech this month to address how the Supreme Court handles internal disagreement in a sharply divided political culture.

In April. the nine Supreme Court justices ruled without dissent that the U.S. government must "facilitate" the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who was wrongfully deported to El Salvador. The administration has argued it abided by offering a plane but the El Salvador government refused to allow Abrego Garcia to leave.

The nation's court expected to rule initially on procedural issues, then later on the constitutional questions raised by President Trump's executive order targeting "birthright citizenship."

The U.S. solicitor general will face off against a government lawyer from New Jersey and a prominent civil rights litigator from Georgetown Law in Thursday's blockbuster hearing on the fate of nationwide injunctions and President Donald Trump's birthright citizenship restrictions.

The Supreme Court’s special sitting for oral arguments Thursday exemplifies a balancing act the justices face over Trump's policies.

Chief Justice John Roberts attended a talk today at Georgetown law following his rising tensions with President Donald Trump's White House. Roberts talked about his early career.