Supreme Court·Cert petitions

Trump's asylum-ban proclamation and an ICE detainee-wage case are among 11 new relists for Friday's Supreme Court conference

Published 4:58 PM CT, Wednesday, November 11, 2026 · Updated 5:06 PM CT
In the 5 PM CT update

The justices relisted 11 new petitions for Friday's conference, up from four last week, and the most consequential may be Mullin v. Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services, the government's appeal of a D.C. Circuit ruling that the President cannot categorically deny asylum by Proclamation 10888, SCOTUSblog reported. Iowa and 21 other states back the government, and the D.C. Circuit's mandate is stayed, leaving the asylum restrictions in place for now. Also relisted is GEO Group's challenge to a roughly $37 million judgment over paying Washington's minimum wage to ICE detainees in a voluntary work program, where the solicitor general recommends review, SCOTUSblog reported.

• Supreme Court
• Asylum
• Proclamation 10888
• Mullin v. RAICES
• Border security
• Immigration
• GEO Group
• ICE detention
• Cert petitions
• D.C. Circuit
• United States