White House aide Stephen Miller announced that the US is no longer accepting new asylum seekers, stating that America’s doors are now fully closed following Supreme Court rulings upholding President Trump’s immigration agenda. The Supreme Court granted Trump two significant immigration wins, permitting the administration to turn away new asylum seekers at the Mexican border and ending temporary legal protections for Haitian and Syrian migrants, potentially enabling mass deportations. Separately, Russia has raised concerns regarding Washington’s policy of conferring US citizenship on children of Russian diplomats born in the US, deeming it a potential leverage point.

• The US has closed its doors to new asylum seekers, according to White House aide Stephen Miller.
• The Supreme Court has upheld key parts of President Trump’s immigration agenda, allowing the administration to turn away new asylum seekers.
• Temporary legal protections for Haitian and Syrian migrants have been ended, potentially leading to mass deportations.
• Russia objects to the US policy of automatically granting citizenship to children of Russian diplomats born on American soil.
• A federal judge blocked Trump’s effort to require proof of citizenship for voter registration.