Apple CEO Cook opposes Trump, backs 'dreamer' immigrants in Supreme Court

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Apple CEO Cook opposes Trump, backs 'dreamer' immigrants in Supreme Court

Company says it has 443 employees who have benefited from the programme.

Apple Inc CEO Tim Cook on Wednesday filed a brief at the US Supreme Court opposing President Donald Trump's effort to end a programme that protects from deportation hundreds of thousands of immigrants who were brought into the United States illegally as children. The brief was filed on behalf of ...

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