A court return against Trump’s agenda that is likely to go to the Supreme Court, experts say
President Donald Trump’s agenda He has welcomed a wave of lawsuit since he took his post in January, and legal experts say that many of them are likely to end up in the hands of the Supreme Court.
“President Trump is certainly aggressive in terms of bending the executive power and is not surprised at all that they are challenged,” said John Malcolm, Vice President of the Constitutional Government at the Heritage Foundation, for Fox News Digital.
Trump started his second term with tumultuous executive commands and directives that have been the target of floods since then legal challenges. From Trump’s day 1, more than 40 lawsuits have been filed with the administration procedures, including the President’s Nationality order, immigration policy, federal freezing of financing, federal employees, Elon Musk Department of Government Efficiency (Doge) and the legal action against the FBI – AI Employees Doj -a.
“Many of these cases can end up in the Supreme Court, but it is certainly the birth of citizenship,” Malcolm said. “If the Court’s Supreme Court will surely take over the US.”
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President Donald Trump’s agenda has been greeted with a wave of lawsuits since he took his post in January, and legal experts say many of them are likely to end up in the hands of the Supreme Court. (Getty Images)
Erwin Chemensky, Dean at UC Berkeley Legal School, said Trump “issued countless commands to violate Constitution and federal laws “and noted that” many have already enjoyed the courts. “
“The key question is whether the president will defy these orders,” Chemerinsky told Fox News Digital.
“Almost without exception, throughout American history, the presidents adhered to Supreme Court He ordered even when they disagree with them very much. “
In one of the latest events, the federal judge on Rhode Island Ordered Trump’s administration to reject federal fundsclaiming that the administration did not adhere to the previous commands. Trump’s administration complained the command of the first round shortly after, which was eventually rejected.
“Referees who order the Federal Government to spend billions of dollars when the administration says it is not in the best interests of the United States, I would expect that issue quickly to follow the US Supreme Court,” Malcolm said.
Many of these lawsuits have been filed in historically inclined federal judicial jurisdictions, including the Federal Court of Washington and the Federal Court of DC. Different challenges have already complained about appeal courts, including the ninth and first circles, which are particularly transmitted by more progressive judgments. The ninth circle, in particular, has a higher turnaround rate than other circle courts.
Despite the diversity of liquid legal challenges, Malcolm said that Trump’s administration is at a firmer basis time when it comes to cases regarding the shooting of political appointed. (Brendan Smialowski/AFP via Getty Images)
“Buying judges is nothing new,” Malcolm said. “So, I’m not surprised at all that these lawsuits challenging Trump’s administration, mostly, in the brightest blue areas where the chances are high that the judge who will consider this issue has liberal orientation.”
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“Almost without exception, throughout American history, the presidents adhered to the command of the Supreme Court even when they disagreed with them strongly,” Chemerinsky said. (AP Photo)
Despite the diversity of liquid legal challenges, Malcolm said that Trump’s administration is at a firmer basis time when it comes to cases regarding the shooting of political appointed. On Monday is Special Advisor Hampton Dellinger, appointed by the former President Joe Biden In order to lead the special lawyer’s office, he sued Trump’s administration in the Federal Court of DC after being discharged on Friday.
Malcolm said Trump’s second term will continue to see Val litigation as he continues to spend his agenda, similar to his predecessors, including Biden.
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Malcolm particularly noted the efforts of Biden’s administration to redefine sex in the title IX as a “gender identity”. AND Federal Judge in Kentucky blocked the attempt at the bidet administration in early January.
“There are a lot of these questions that come in in the end,” Malcolm said, referring to Biden’s legal challenges of the title IX. “And I doubt that the same types of questions will appear during Trump’s administration and they will be charged with a lawyer for his entire term.”
