The Supreme Court Monday heard the government’s case to reinstate a law making it a crime to encourage noncitizens to stay in the U.S. unlawfully
WASHINGTON—The Supreme Court Monday heard the government’s case to reinstate a law making it a crime to encourage noncitizens to stayA federal appeals court in San Francisco struck down the law in 2022,
finding it too broad in criminalizing even speech protected by the First Amendment, such as that of charities providing free meals to immigrants living in the U.S. unlawfully or lawyers giving them legal advice.
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