Welcome to Supreme Court Brief and the second day of the February argument session. The justices could issue opinions this morning—we’ll stay in touch. There is only one argument on tap and immigration lawyers have zeroed in on what they see as a serious threat to their clients and themselves. Plus: Justice Thomas repudiates a decision he wrote in 2005 that relied on Chevron deference. And the justices will see a new Justice department face at the lectern tomorrow when Deputy Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen makes his high court debut.
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‘Immigration Lawyers Will Not Be Able Ethically To Do Their Jobs’
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