But the September 8th SCOTUS ruling is just another high court victory for the President who has made immigration, not simply a cornerstone of his administration, but perhaps its most vitriolic rallying cry. In a critical victory for Trump, the high court ruled in 2024 that former presidents cannot be prosecuted relating to the core powers of office. But as Attorney General, Weiser saw the SCOTUS ruling, done quickly and quietly as unconstitutional. The President, along with the high court ruling, Weiser said, has created a “climate of fear.”But even having the right documents or being born in this country has not saved scores of—especially Latinos—from arrest and detention. Dallas attorney, Domingo Garcia, past president of LULAC, the League of Latin American Citizens, the largest and oldest Hispanic civil rights organization in the country, called the Supreme Court decision an abomination.