Summary
The Supreme Court made a decision that limits the ability of federal judges to stop the president's plans across the entire country. This decision came from a case about an order by Trump regarding birthright citizenship.
Key Facts
- The Supreme Court's decision affects how much federal judges can do to block presidential actions nationwide.
- The case involved Trump's policy on birthright citizenship, which is the right to get citizenship if born in the country.
- The ruling means individual judges cannot issue nationwide orders to stop a president's policy.
- The decision may change how legal challenges against presidential decisions are handled.
- Legal experts Amy Howe and Amanda Frost discussed the decision with Geoff Bennett.
