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No they did not. They have ruled that federal Judges do not have the jurisdiction to block the President. The Supreme Court still has the power to overturn anything non constitutional.
As of today, the Supreme Court has given Trump the power to write basically any executive order, and there’s nothing anybody can do about it.
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Anonymous 40w

Lmfao like SCOTUS would actually do that against trump

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Anonymous 40w

The Supreme Court refuses to do anything against Trump. It’s the same votes every time. It’s a horrible ruling and you know it. Pretends the majority was democrats, and the president was AOC, and think about how you would feel about this ruling. What OP claimed is true in practice, even if it isn’t technically true on paper.

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 40w

Literally

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 40w

You mean like here?

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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES _________________ No. 24A931

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 40w

I have already cited a case under this post where the Supreme Court ruled against trump. I cited the case number for you.

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Anonymous 40w

Federal courts have never had the power to overturn the executive. National injunctions were used 11 times before trump came into office. It’s a political move, and a blatant overstep of the federal judiciary

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Anonymous 40w

Are you insane? No it is not. Trunk has 4 years of this term. the SCOTUS can overturn him. Congress can impeach him. Sit down.

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Anonymous 40w

The federal courts lost the ability to issue national injunctions. They can still issue injunctions over their federal district

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