The U.S. Supreme Court announced on Thursday that it will hear a case concerning the Trump-era policy of holding immigrants in detention without bond hearings while their deportation proceedings are ongoing. This legal review will determine whether the government is required to provide bond hearings for individuals detained during the immigration process.

In a separate development, former President Donald Trump stated in an interview published the same day that he regrets his three Supreme Court appointments: Justices Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh, and Amy Coney Barrett. Trump’s comments reflect a shift in his public stance toward the justices he selected during his first term, though he did not provide specific legal reasoning for his dissatisfaction with their performance on the bench.

While the Supreme Court’s decision to review the detention policy sets the stage for a significant ruling on immigration law, Trump’s remarks regarding his appointees have drawn attention to the relationship between the former president and the judiciary. There is currently no stated connection between the court’s decision to hear the detention case and Trump’s recent criticisms of the justices. The court’s upcoming review will focus on the interpretation of federal immigration statutes, while the political discourse surrounding the justices remains focused on Trump's personal assessment of his legacy.