Elena Kagan Reveals How Trump at Supreme Court Hearing Impacted 'Vibes'
Summary
Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan said President Donald Trump’s visit to a Supreme Court hearing in April did not change how the court operated. She described his presence as a “non-event” and noted that the court continued its work as usual during the birthright citizenship case.Key Facts
- President Trump attended a Supreme Court hearing on birthright citizenship in April, the first time a sitting president has done so.
- Justice Kagan said his presence did not affect the courtroom atmosphere or proceedings.
- Chief Justice John Roberts did not publicly mention or address Trump’s attendance.
- Trump left partway through the two-hour session.
- The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 against Trump’s executive order that tried to limit birthright citizenship.
- The court has ruled against the Trump administration on several key cases despite a conservative majority.
- Justice Kagan disputed the idea that the court automatically supports the current administration.
- The birthright citizenship case involved whether children born in the U.S. to parents without legal status automatically get citizenship under the Constitution’s Fourteenth Amendment.
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