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Politics · Courts & law · published 2026-08-04 · via Washington Times

Supreme Court faces climate lawfare and immigration cases in new term

The Supreme Court released its oral argument calendar for October when justices begin their new 2026-2027 term. The docket includes a major climate dispute involving oil companies and allegations of climate change, along with cases on bond hearing requirements for undocumented immigrants and due process protections.

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The court's upcoming session begins in October, marked by the release of its oral argument schedule. This term's agenda features a prominent environmental dispute centering on oil companies and their alleged role in climate change.

Alongside the climate matter, the justices will examine procedural rules for undocumented immigrants, specifically regarding bond hearings. The docket also includes broader questions about due process protections, setting the stage for a term with significant legal implications.

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The court's rulings could reshape corporate accountability for environmental harm, potentially influencing energy policy and litigation strategies. Decisions on bond hearings may affect the detention timelines and procedural rights of undocumented immigrants. Broader due process rulings could impact how government agencies treat individuals across various legal contexts, with consequences for both public trust and administrative practices.

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