• The Trump administration unveils a new rule that would allow border officials to detain migrant families long-term. 
• The rule faces an uphill legal battle. It has to be approved by a federal court first, according to the NYT. 
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• Attorney General Barr announces the Justice Department will resume executions after a near two decade break.

• There have been three executions since 1988, with the most recent being in 2003. An unofficial pause began after Obama directed a review of capital punishment practices following a botched execution.

• Five death-row inmates are to be scheduled executed in the next year. 

In a court brief, the Justice Department petitions a federal appeals court to strike down Obamacare in its entirety. Its the first formal argument by the Trump administration to end the Affordable Care Act. The filing is a departure from a previous Trump administration stance that some portions of the law, such as allowing states to expand Medicare programs, should remain

In a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court rules in favor of permitting Trump's transgender military ban to go into effect