Trump tests limits of court rulings with policy pushes
TL;DR
President Donald Trump is seeking ways to preserve major policies after adverse Supreme Court rulings on tariffs, birthright citizenship and the Fed, through new tariffs, renewed efforts to fire Fed governor Lisa Cook, and executive orders to limit birthright citizenship. Experts say these moves push the court’s rulings without signaling outright defiance, aiming to keep his priorities alive while the court’s authority remains in play.
Topics:nationcourts-and-law#citizenship#courts-and-law#executive-orders#immigration-policy#international-trade#supreme-court-of-the-united-states
- Trump refuses to back down as Supreme Court blocks major policies The Washington Post
- Conservatives meet to make birthright citizenship their long-term project Politico
- Trump's attack on 'birth tourism' faces uphill legal battle after Supreme Court ruling Reuters
- Trump signs new orders targeting birthright citizenship The Guardian
- Trump’s Déjà-Vu Moment on Birthright Citizenship The Atlantic
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