Noem v. Vasquez Perdomo

Summary

The Supreme Court granted the Government's application for an interim stay of the district court's injunction that barred immigration officers from making brief investigative stops based on race, language, location, or occupation. The Court found the Government showed a fair prospect of success on the standing and Fourth Amendment issues and likely would suffer irreparable harm without a stay. A dissent argued the injunction was proper and the stay was unwarranted.