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Trump Reshaped the Supreme Court. Now Emergency Appeals Are Helping Him Reshape the Government
WASHINGTON, UNITED STATES, JUL 15 – The Supreme Court's conservative majority has allowed President Trump to cut over 1,300 Education Department employees and reduce federal workforce size despite ongoing lower court challenges.
- The Supreme Court's unsigned order on Monday allowed President Donald Trump to dismantle the Education Department without explanation, citing procedural mechanics.
- Using truncated procedures, critics describe the rise of the 'shadow docket' in the emergency docket, which predated Trump's second term.
- In recent weeks, Stephen I. Vladeck, Georgetown Law professor, reported the court granted emergency relief seven times in 10 weeks, demonstrating the scope of Trump-era legal wins.
- Following the order, the White House celebrated a key victory, noting the decision reduced sweeping injunctions on administration policies.
- Despite recent Supreme Court victories, the Trump administration still faces ongoing lawsuits and court orders that hinder parts of its agenda, highlighting persistent legal challenges.
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Solidifying President Trump’s Judicial Legacy - Liberty Nation News
By John Klar The US Senate recently confirmed President Donald Trump’s first judicial nominee of his second term, Whitney Hermandorfer, to the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals. He will have fewer opportunities to appoint federal judges in his second term, though his selections may be more critical than at any time in the nation’s history. The judiciary was […]
Justices stay quiet as rulings in favor of Trump pile up
WASHINGTON — In clearing the way for President Trump's efforts to transform American government, the Supreme Court has issued a series of orders that often lacked a fundamental characteristic of most judicial work: an explanation of the court's rationale.
Supreme Court has become 'willing accomplices' to Trump's 'lawlessness': expert
President Donald Trump appears to have found six accomplices in his quest to dismantle the federal government, according to one lawyer. Michael Waldman, President and CEO of The Brennan Center, wrote in an analysis that the conservative supermajority of the Supreme Court "are proving willing accomplices to a constitutional coup, all without leaving a trace." He cites the court's use of the so-called "shadow docket" in major cases as a prime exam…
A year ago, in July 2024, the U.S. Supreme Court granted Donald Trump the legal victory of his life. In a ruling whose consequences continue to reverberate today, the six Republican judges of the court - three of them appointed by him during his first presidential term - ruled that the ex-mandator was still entitled to procedural and criminal immunity for potential crimes committed in the exercise of his functions, in this specific case, in conn…
‘Trump’s Power & The Rule Of Law’: Michael Kirk On His Latest ‘Frontline’ About POTUS’ Power Play And Why It Might Lead To Supreme Court Showdown
In one of the interviews for the new Frontline project Trump’s Power & The Rule of Law, one of the Donald Trump’s most strident defenders, attorney Mike Davis, says, “I think retribution is an important component of justice.” Another voice, Steve Bannon, is insistent that, as he looks to amass presidential authority, Trump “is not only not going to blink, he’s going to win.” Their words might only give fuel to the president’s opponents, refl…
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