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Subject: 4 USSC cases about to land
Date: 06/23/26 8:27 AM
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The Supreme Court Is About to Decide Four Cases Defining Trump’s Power

Decisions involving immigration and power to fire government officials will help shape president’s relationship with the court


WASHINGTON—Ever since President Trump returned to office last January, he and the Supreme Court have been locked in an uneasy tango. Now, the tempo is about to quicken.

Over the next two weeks, the court will race to clear its docket before the justices take their annual summer break. Four remaining cases involve Trump’s aggressive efforts to expand his own power. In at least a couple of them, the justices seem inclined to rein him in. What the court says—and how it says it—will help define its relationship with a pugnacious president for the remainder of his time in office.

The justices are weighing whether Trump can redefine birthright citizenship, fire a governor of the Federal Reserve, consolidate power over independent agencies and strip protections from hundreds of thousands of immigrants. Though the four cases turn on different legal issues, together they will send a strong signal about how far the court’s conservative majority is willing to let Trump go, legal experts say.

“There’s a growing number of people who think that the court is just a rubber stamp for Trump,” said Stephen Wermiel, a law professor at American University. “I don’t know if the court cares about that perception or not, but this would be the moment to say that they’re still engaging in their own constitutional interpretation and not simply taking the president’s cue.”


wsj.com - The supreme court is about to decide four cases defining trumps power

Anybody taking bets on how Thomas and Alito will rule?
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