Hernández v. Mesa: The Supreme Court gave the Border Patrol a

According to the conservative justices, law enforcement need not be accountable to anyone.

Supreme Court Considers Whether Parents of Foreign National Killed by Border Patrol Outside US Can Seek Damages

Supreme Court hears case of teen shot dead in Mexico by border agent in US - ABC News

The Supreme Court Let Border Patrol Get Away With Murder

Court weighs whether Border Patrol can be sued in Mexican teens' deaths - Cronkite News

Standing on the Wrong Side: Hernandez v. Mesa and Bivens Remedies in the Context of Cross-Border Shootings by Federal Law Enforcement - LIRA@BC Law

Family of Mexican teen shot by U.S. border agent can go back to court

Cross-Border Shooting Suit Tossed by Divided Supreme Court - Bloomberg

A Case of Declining Power for Citizens - Berkeley Political Review

Justices' Border Patrol Ruling Could Extend to U.S. Citizens - American University Washington College of Law

El Paso border shooting case may have big impact

For Supreme Court, It's Decision Time - WSJ

Supreme Court to hear case of Mexican teen killed by border patrol

Supreme Court Appears Headed for a Tie in Cross-Border Shooting Case

Hernandez v Mesa Case Editorial – The Lighthouse

Argument analysis: Justices divided in cross-border shooting case - SCOTUSblog