Up First from NPR Trump's Ceasefire, Supreme Court Immigration Ruling, NYC Mayoral Primary
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Jun 24, 2025 President Trump declares a ceasefire between Israel and Iran, raising questions about its sustainability amid escalating military actions. The Supreme Court allows swift deportation of immigrants, igniting debates on due process and safety. Meanwhile, New York City's Democratic mayoral primary heats up, spotlighting candidates and the ranked-choice voting system. Additionally, the impact of severe heat on voter safety is discussed, highlighting concerns for vulnerable populations.
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Unstable Ceasefire in Israel-Iran Conflict
- The ceasefire declared between Israel and Iran is highly unstable and likely to be violated shortly after announcement.
- Violence resumed as Israel intensified strikes and Iran allegedly fired missiles, with Iran denying the attacks.
Supreme Court Allows Controversial Deportations
- The Supreme Court allowed deportations to countries unrelated to immigrants, raising major due process concerns.
- Liberal justices dissented strongly, highlighting risks like lack of notice and opportunity to be heard.
Beware Risks of Forced Deportations
- Immigrant rights groups warn that deporting immigrants to unknown countries exposes them to extreme risks such as torture or death.
- Legal advocates urge vigilance against these deportations and stress the irreversibility of the harm caused.