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Trump officials celebrate Supreme Court wins, discuss future

John Sauer said the Supreme Court’s rulings strengthened presidential power and curbed nationwide injunctions as the administration prepares for more legal fights.

  • On Thursday, Solicitor General John Sauer discussed Trump administration Supreme Court victories at a Federalist Society and America First Legal event in Washington, reflecting on lessons learned from his tenure before the nation's highest court.
  • Sauer highlighted the 6-3 Trump v. Slaughter decision affirming the President's authority to remove executive board members, a ruling Chief Justice John Roberts said restored political accountability after 90 years of constitutional precedent.
  • Principal Deputy Solicitor General Sarah Harris emphasized Trump v. CASA, which limited federal judges' power to issue nationwide injunctions after the administration faced numerous such challenges in early 2025.
  • Hashim Mooppan, a principal deputy solicitor, praised the Louisiana v. Callais ruling striking down congressional maps under the Voting Rights Act, arguing the law shifted toward facilitating race-based outcomes rather than preventing discrimination.
  • Harris defended the Supreme Court's emergency docket as a necessary resource for immediate national policies, while justices recently upheld the administration's right to withdraw temporary protected status for immigrants from Haiti and Syria.
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Trump officials celebrate Supreme Court wins, discuss future

(The Center Square) — Trump administration officials celebrated legal wins at the U.S. Supreme Court over the last year and looked ahead to the court’s upcoming term.

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Marietta Daily Journal broke the news in Georgia, United States on Thursday, August 27, 2026.
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