The U.S. Supreme Court will hear several high-profile cases when its new term begins in October, including disputes over gun rights, voting laws, LGBT protections, and immigration policies.
Among the most closely watched cases is a challenge to state bans on assault-style rifles, including AR-15s, with the court expected to decide whether such restrictions violate the U.S. Constitution's Second Amendment.
The justices will also consider a Republican-backed appeal seeking to restore Arizona's voter registration law, which requires stricter proof of citizenship and allows the removal of suspected non-citizens from voter rolls.
Another major case involves the Trump administration's immigration policy, with the court set to determine whether certain detained immigrants can be held for extended periods without bond hearings.
In addition, the Supreme Court will hear a case involving religious freedom and LGBT rights, as Catholic organizations seek an exemption from Colorado's preschool funding program over its non-discrimination requirements.
The new term is also expected to feature major corporate disputes involving climate litigation, antitrust claims, and trademark issues, making it one of the most closely watched Supreme Court sessions in recent years.
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