The DOJ is looking into whether policies that provided preferential treatment to illegal immigrants, which allowed them to avoid deportation, violated the Civil Rights Act by discriminating against U.S. citizens.
Before the pandemic, oral arguments were often marked by rapid-fire exchanges in which justices freely interrupted attorneys and one another.
Rubio said the meeting has been planned for weeks and is not due to a feud with the president.
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