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Supreme Court to Rule on Key Trump Cases by 2026

5/22/2026

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Supreme Court will rule on several high-profile Trump-related cases by June 2026.
Most justices were skeptical of President Donald Trump’s birthright-citizenship order and his bid to fire Federal Reserve (Fed) Governor Lisa Cook, suggesting a 7-2 loss.
Justices may uphold Trump’s removal of FTC Commissioner Rebecca Slaughter, shifting removal power to the president.
The administration says Temporary Protected Status blocks judicial review of plan to end Haitian and Syrian migrant protections.

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Supreme Court will rule on several high-profile Trump-related cases by June 2026.
Most justices were skeptical of President Donald Trump’s birthright-citizenship order and his bid to fire Federal Reserve (Fed) Governor Lisa Cook, suggesting a 7-2 loss.
Justices may uphold Trump’s removal of FTC Commissioner Rebecca Slaughter, shifting removal power to the president.
The administration says Temporary Protected Status blocks judicial review of plan to end Haitian and Syrian migrant protections.