Supreme Court Justice Most 'Disloyal' to Donald Trump as New Term Starts
Summary
President Donald Trump has expressed frustration with the Supreme Court justices he appointed, especially Amy Coney Barrett, after several important rulings went against his administration. Barrett has voted against Trump's position more often than the other two appointees, Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh, in major cases since January 2025.Key Facts
- The Supreme Court began a new term considering cases on immigration, deportation, and voting rules related to President Trump’s administration.
- Justices Amy Coney Barrett, Neil Gorsuch, and Brett Kavanaugh were appointed by President Trump.
- Barrett voted against Trump’s administration in 7 out of 10 major cases analyzed by Newsweek.
- Kavanaugh voted against the administration 5 times, and Gorsuch 3 times.
- Chief Justice John Roberts voted against the administration in 7 of those cases and wrote majority opinions in key rulings.
- Major cases included issues about tariffs, birthright citizenship, Federal Reserve appointments, and mail ballot rules.
- President Trump publicly called the justices’ rulings disloyal and has expressed regret for some of his Supreme Court picks.
- Barrett has sided with liberal justices and Roberts in important losses for the Trump administration, including rulings on tariffs and birthright citizenship.
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