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2024 term · Supreme Court · vote not recorded

Trump v. J. G. G.

604 U.S. 670

The record

Term
2024
Decided
Issue area
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Vote split
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Winning party
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Decision direction
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Chief Justice
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Disposition
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Docket
24A931
U.S. Reports
604 U.S. 670
S. Ct. citation
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LEXIS citation
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Opinion by
Per curiam

Holding

The Government’s application to vacate the temporary restraining orders that prevented removal of Venezuelan nationals designated as alien enemies under the Alien Enemies Act is construed as an application to vacate appealable injunctions and is granted; the action should have been brought in habeas and venue for challenging removal under the Act lies in the district of confinement; and the detainees are entitled to notice and an opportunity to challenge their removal.

Syllabus summary as published on the Supreme Court’s opinions list.

How the bench divided

No per-justice vote lineup was available for this case.

Read the opinion

Name, docket, decision date, citation, syllabus summary and opinion author are taken from the Court’s slip opinion for the 2024 term. No per-justice vote lineup was available for this case. Verify against the opinion before relying on it as legal authority.