11 Supreme Court rulings could shape Trump's second-term agenda
Supreme Court rulings could reshape Trump’s agenda, immigration, elections, and executive power. See the cases that may redefine the balance in June.
The Supreme Court is nearing the end of its term, and several pending decisions could affect President Donald Trump’s policy agenda and the balance of power between the White House, Congress, and the courts.
Among the cases being watched are disputes over birthright citizenship, temporary protected status for migrants, the president’s authority to remove officials from independent agencies, campaign finance rules, mailin ballot deadlines, transgender athletes in school sports, gun restrictions on private property, and firearm possession by regular marijuana users.
The rulings are expected in the final weeks of June as the court works through a large remaining docket before its summer recess. The outcomes could have longterm consequences for immigration policy, federal oversight, elections, and executive authority.