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Supreme Court upholds expanded police powers during emergencies, allowing protest restrictions and mass arrests without immediate charges.
The U.S. Supreme Court on February 9, 2026, upheld expanded police powers granted during national emergencies, rejecting a challenge from protesters who argued the measures violated constitutional rights.
The ruling allows law enforcement to impose protest restrictions, use surveillance, and make mass arrests without immediate charges, affirming government discretion in maintaining public order during crises.
While the Court did not issue a detailed opinion or address specific incidents, it emphasized existing oversight and judicial review mechanisms.
The decision is expected to shape future responses to large-scale demonstrations and emergencies.
La Corte Suprema mantiene los poderes ampliados de la policía durante las emergencias, permitiendo restricciones a las protestas y arrestos masivos sin cargos inmediatos.