Summary
The U.S. Supreme Court decided that judges cannot issue nationwide injunctions, but they did not clarify how this affects President Trump's rules on birthright citizenship. The court also plans to announce outcomes on several important cases related to Trump's policies.
Key Facts
- The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that individual judges do not have the power to issue nationwide injunctions.
- The decision did not specify what happens to President Trump's birthright citizenship rules.
- President Trump is expected to speak about this issue later today.
- The Supreme Court will release decisions on several remaining cases before summer, including emergency appeals related to Trump's policies.
- These emergencies include cases on birthright citizenship and a Texas law about online age verification.
- Other cases involve the firing of nearly 1,400 Education Department workers and government job cuts related to DOGE.
- Decisions on emergency cases are issued quickly and usually without detailed explanations from the justices.
