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June 30, 2026
“There are all these cases where the court seems to want to be out of the business of dealing with election issues,” said Derek Muller, an election law professor at the University of Notre Dame Law 91视频.
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Commonweal
June 30, 2026
By Meghan Sullivan, a professor of philosophy at the University of Notre Dame, where she directs the Institute for Ethics and the Common Good and leads a national research initiative on AI and human dignity.
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June 30, 2026
Haley Proctor, a constitutional law professor at Notre Dame Law 91视频, similarly described Gorsuch's opinion as a roadmap for future legal challenges. "I do think what Justice Gorsuch is pointing out is that this is the first step toward rethinking the way in which the administrative state is empowered and structured," Proctor said. Rather than simply expanding presidential authority, Proctor said the concurrence raises the possibility that Congress may ultimately have to reclaim powers it has delegated to agencies or assign certain responsibilities back to Article III courts. "If we're concerned about the amount of power that the Federal Trade Commission has, then the next step would be to reconsider giving that power to the Federal Trade Commission because some of the decisions that it's making could be made by Congress instead and some of the decisions that it's making could be made by the courts," she said.
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Associated Press
June 30, 2026
“It’s been a mixed bag for Republicans,” said University of Notre Dame law professor Derek Muller. But the president, he added, “has come up mostly empty-handed.”
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June 30, 2026
Notre Dame law professor Haley Proctor emphasized the rulings go beyond Trump.
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The Washington Post
June 29, 2026
Derek T. Muller is a professor of law at the University of Notre Dame.
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NPR
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June 29, 2026
Derek Muller, an election law professor at Notre Dame, said earlier this year that if the SAVE Act were passed, it would be one of the most significant nationalizations of elections in American history.
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USA Today
June 26, 2026
The Haitians and Syrians now have difficult decisions to make, according to Ashley Sanchez, director of the Immigration Law Clinic at Notre Dame Law 91视频. They can either stay in the country and risk detention and deportation or return to a country that the State Department warns against visiting. Some may seek another path, such as applying for asylum. But the factors that led Haiti to initially be included in the TPS program – such as natural disasters, widespread gang violence, and lack of health care − do not easily translate to a viable claim for asylum, Sanchez said.
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Reuters
June 26, 2026
Ashley Sanchez, director of the Immigration Clinic at the University of Notre Dame's law school, said that while immigration laws have not substantially changed, Trump's administration is choosing to apply them in a way to limit both legal and illegal immigration as much as possible. The court has had its current ideological makeup since October 2020, when Trump appointed conservative Justice Amy Coney Barrett to succeed the late liberal Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. The existence of this conservative supermajority has been pivotal in immigration rulings, Sanchez said. "This more conservative group appears much more willing to side with the president," Sanchez added. Sanchez 鈥媝ointed to the court's June 2020 decision, during Trump's first term as 鈥媝resident, to block his bid to end a program that protects 鈦爁rom deportation hundreds of thousands of migrants — often called "Dreamers" — who entered the United States illegally as children. The court had a 5-4 conservative majority at the time, but conservative Chief Justice John Roberts joined with the court's liberal members in the decision. "It's hard to imagine this current court coming to that same decision," Sanchez said.
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The Conversation
June 26, 2026
By Amy McAuliffe, Visiting Distinguished Professor of the Practice, University of Notre Dame.
Bloomberg
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June 24, 2026
Richard Garnett, a professor at Notre Dame Law 91视频 and Director of the Notre Dame Program on Church, State & Society, discusses the Supreme Court decision blocking a Rastafarian’s suit Against prison officials for cutting off his dreadlocks in a flagrant violation of his religious rights.
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June 24, 2026
Richard Garnett, the director Notre Dame Law 91视频’s Program on Church, State & Society, said the court’s decision means that prison officials will be less inclined to respect religious freedom rights of inmates. “This ruling will reduce the incentives of state-prison officials and employees to respect inmates’ religious-liberty rights and leave prisoners whose religious freedom is violated without meaningful remedies for those violations,” he said.
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June 23, 2026
Joining us now to discuss this developing news, is a leading Catholic scholar on international security and American foreign policy who brings decades of expertise on U.S. strategy, diplomacy, and the Middle East. Michael Desch is the Packey J. Dee Professor of International Relations at the University of Notre Dame. He is also the founding Brian and Jeannelle Brady Family Director of the O'Brien Notre Dame International Security Center.
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National Catholic Reporter
June 23, 2026
The researchers analyzed climate modeling and observed temperatures alongside demographic and health survey data from 2004-2020 for 34 African countries. They determined that every 1 degree Celsius of global temperature rise associated with human activities linked directly to a 3.45% increase in childhood stunting. That equates to close to 7 million children, said Arun Agrawal, one of the study's co-authors and director of Notre Dame's Just Transformations to Sustainability Initiative. “It's a significant proportion of the population being affected, and it's a significant effect on their life chances after they're born,” he told EarthBeat.
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ABC News
June 23, 2026
Richard Garnett, a Notre Dame Law professor and expert on religious rights, said the ruling highlights the Constitution's limits on Congress' ability to regulate states by offering money with strings attached. "Our fundamental constitutional commitment to religious freedom for all does and should extend to those being punished for crimes. Today's ruling, and its understanding of federal-state relations, make it all the more important for state governments to respond by putting in place policies, and remedies, that will protect vulnerable inmates from abuses like the one suffered by Mr. Landor," Garnett said in a statement.
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Financial Times
June 23, 2026
Melissa Kearney, professor of economics at the University of Notre Dame, says it is “quite plausible that the modern digital media environment has had profound effects on society that have led to a decline in romantic coupling”.
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Earth.com
June 23, 2026
Researchers tracked fathers over many years to see if those pandemic habits held on. They didn’t just rely on quick surveys or short-term snapshots. Instead, the team followed the same group of men for over a decade, watching how their roles at home evolved before and after COVID-19. Lee Gettler, an anthropologist and fatherhood expert at the University of Notre Dame, led the study.
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The Washington Post
June 22, 2026
“I’ve been saying this since Clinton — only law enforcement methods are lawful against terrorism,” said Mary Ellen O’Connell, a law professor at the University of Notre Dame. Guerrero “is a prime example of someone who should have been arrested and tried.”
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National Catholic Reporter
June 22, 2026
The University of Notre Dame has selected theologian Joseph Capizzi to become the next leader of the McGrath Institute for Church Life, a center that serves as a bridge between academic theology and the day-to-day ministry of Catholic communities.