July 13, 2026
A conversation with Quinta Jurecic about how the recent rulings will affect the president’s power
After his reciprocal tariff policy was struck down in February, Donald Trump has suffered yet another major setback before the nation's highest court. The policy in question was a flagship of his anti-immigration agenda.
The justices agreed to hear the administration’s appeal of a lower-court ruling
The Lisa Cook case is one of a trio before the high court that will be a major test of the president’s assertion of sweeping authority over the economy and federal spending.
The justices will hear arguments in November in a blockbuster test for one of the president’s signature policies.
A lower court said federal agents need a reasonable suspicion that someone is in the country illegally and can't rely on factors such as ethnicity.
Treasury warns striking down tariffs could force refund of $159B already collected since August
A complaint said Judge James Boasberg, who clashed with the Trump administration over deportation plans, made “improper public comments” about President Trump.
