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NPR's Joel Rose covers immigration, and he's with us now. Good morning, Joel.

So if you would just remind us who the man is at the center of this case.

So if you would just remind us who the man is at the center of this case.

So if you would just remind us who the man is at the center of this case.

And what exactly did the Supreme Court decide last night?

And what exactly did the Supreme Court decide last night?

And what exactly did the Supreme Court decide last night?

So when do we expect that judge to act?

So when do we expect that judge to act?

So when do we expect that judge to act?

Has the White House said anything about this? Have they had any comment?

Has the White House said anything about this? Have they had any comment?

Has the White House said anything about this? Have they had any comment?

Before we let you go, there's another closely watched immigration case that's back in court today in Louisiana. So what can you tell us about that?

Before we let you go, there's another closely watched immigration case that's back in court today in Louisiana. So what can you tell us about that?

Before we let you go, there's another closely watched immigration case that's back in court today in Louisiana. So what can you tell us about that?

That is NPR's Joel Rose. Joel, thank you.

That is NPR's Joel Rose. Joel, thank you.

That is NPR's Joel Rose. Joel, thank you.

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