US EditionU.S. Supreme Court Limits Nationwide Injunctions Impacting Birthright Citizenship
- Last Friday, the U.S. Supreme Court voted 6-3 to ban federal district courts from issuing nationwide injunctions, limiting lower courts' authority on effective date.
- Prompted by concerns over lower courts overstepping, the Supreme Court reaffirmed under the Judiciary Act of 1789 that universal injunctions lack authority, reasserting judicial hierarchy.
- According to Justice Barrett, universal injunctions exceed equitable authority; oral arguments occurred on May 15, 2025, requiring future nationwide relief to be pursued via class actions.
- Following the Supreme Court's 6-3 decision, the ban takes effect in 30 days, enabling the Trump administration to advance its policies amid mixed reactions from Republicans and immigrant advocates.
- Beyond birthright citizenship, the ruling requires nationwide injunctions to be pursued through class actions, prompting Rep. Brian Babin to propose a bill defining jurisdiction.
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What the Supreme Court Injunction Ruling Means for Trump’s Agenda
In its June 27 ruling in the legal fight over President Donald Trump’s January executive order restricting birthright citizenship in the US, the Supreme Court didn’t weigh in on which side was right. But it did say that three federal judges were wrong to impose universal injunctions halting implementation of the order nationwide while underlying issues were being decided by the courts. The Trump administration now wants judges to revisit dozens …
ThePatriotLight - Supreme Court’s Decision on Nationwide Injunctions Leaves Open Potential Workarounds
ThePatriotLight - The U.S. Supreme Court in Washington on June 3, 2025. Madalina Vasiliu/The Epoch TimesThe Supreme Court’s landmark decision on nationwide injunctions was a win for those who criticized the practice, which has been used to block the Trump administration’s policies since President Donald Trump returned to the White House. But, as some of the justices indicated, plaintiffs can still seek widespread blocks on the administration.Rep…
Supreme Court’s Decision on Nationwide Injunctions Leaves Open Potential Workarounds
The Supreme Court’s landmark decision on nationwide injunctions was a win for those who criticized the practice, which has been used to block the Trump administration’s policies since President Donald Trump returned to the White House. But, as some of the justices indicated, plaintiffs can still seek widespread blocks on the administration. Republicans’ primary argument for ending nationwide injunctions was that they exceeded judges’ authority b…
Nevada lawmaker reacts to Supreme Court’s ruling: “This will continue to further family separation”
The U.S. Supreme Court’s latest ruling on birthright citizenship is drawing sharp criticism from Nevada Assemblymemeber Cecelia Gonzalez who said this will only further family separation and undermine the economic growth immigrants provide.
CNN Legal Analyst Stuns Host With Potential ‘Wild’ Scenario Resulting From Supreme Court Ruling
Supreme Court Ruling on Injunctions Could Lead to Conflicting State Birthright Citizenship Laws CNN senior legal analyst Elie Honig stunned CNN anchor Kate Bolduan on Monday by explaining that states could have conflicting birthright citizenship laws following the Supreme Court’s ruling on the limits of nationwide injunctions. The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 on Friday that lower courts […] CNN Legal Analyst Stuns Host With Potential ‘Wild’ Scenario …
Supreme Court rulings on LGBTQ schooling, birthright citizenship EXPLAINED
The Supreme Court just issued major rulings on religious exemptions to LGBTQ school curriculum, birthright citizenship, universal injunctions, and more. Some were big wins for President Trump and the Right. Others were wins for the administrative state. Glenn Beck and his head researcher, Jason Buttrill, explain what the rulings mean for average Americans. TranscriptBelow is a rush transcript that may contain errorsGLENN: Okay. So the first stor…
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