Today is Tuesday, September 9th.

We're talking about President Trump's latest win at the U.S. Supreme Court, this time over immigration raids in California.

And the evidence just released from Jeffrey Epstein's estate that shows his connection to several powerful people.

Also, a resolution to one of the world's most high-profile family brawls.

Plus, why a new Banksy mural is being removed, how SpaceX is making its biggest deal ever,

and who's coming back for the next season of Saturday Night Live?

Those stories and even more news coming up.

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You ready? Let's do this. Indiscriminate immigration raids will get to go ahead in Los Angeles,

even though a judge found authorities were illegally using racial profiling. The arrests were

heavily criticized earlier this summer

when ICE agents were stopping and detaining people of Latino descent and asking them to prove

their citizenship, even though there was no other reason to suspect they were in the country

illegally. A federal judge ended up putting restrictions on those kinds of stops. But then yesterday,

the U.S. Supreme Court decided to lift the restrictions, at least

while the case continues to work its way through the courts. That means agents will be able to stop

suspects based solely on their race, language, location, or job for now. All of the more conservative

leaning justices agreed to this. And Justice Brett Kavanaugh explained, saying, it just makes

sense for officers to use race as a relevant

factor in a place where violations are most likely. But the three more liberal justices were against

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