Both sources report that the Supreme Court dismissed an immigration case that had been slated for argument in October. The dismissal came after U.S. Solicitor General D. John Sauer informed the Court that the case had become moot, and the challenger concurred that it should be taken off the oral argument calendar. The case, identified as Genao v. ... in one source, is now off the docket entirely.
The two sources agree on the core facts: the case was moot, both parties wanted it dismissed, and the Court complied. Neither source provides further details on the underlying immigration dispute, so the practical impact of the dismissal is limited to clearing the Court's October session.
Separately, one source notes that former crypto executive Sam Bankman-Fried has asked the Supreme Court to hear his case. That petition is unrelated to the immigration matter and is not addressed in the other source. The Court has not yet indicated whether it will take up Bankman-Fried's request.