Summary
The U.S. Supreme Court will address key cases in 2026 linked to President Trump's policies. These include decisions on birthright citizenship, tariff-related national emergencies, bans on conversion therapy, and trans athletes' participation in women's sports. Each case could have significant effects on current laws and societal norms.
Key Facts
- The Supreme Court is set to decide on President Trump's orders, including ending birthright citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants.
- The birthright citizenship case challenges the 14th Amendment, which has guaranteed citizenship for those born in the U.S. for over a century.
- Another case involves Trump's declaration of a national emergency to impose tariffs on foreign goods without Congress's approval.
- If the tariff decision goes against Trump, it could lead to refunds of over $100 billion and limit his economic actions.
- The court will also decide on the legality of banning LGBTQ+ conversion therapy for minors, a practice widely regarded as harmful.
- A decision on trans athletes in women's sports is also on the Supreme Court's docket, with cases from Idaho and West Virginia being key examples.
- Trump has been vocal about these cases, urging the Supreme Court to favor his policies.
