Supreme Court Term: Key Cases on Birthright Citizenship, Mail-in Ballots, Executive Power
Key Questions
What major cases is the Supreme Court hearing this term?
The Court is considering cases involving birthright citizenship, transgender athletes, mail-in ballot deadlines, executive power over appropriations, and agency authority on issues such as gas appliances and FCC rules.
What is the California mail-in ballot case about?
A pending case could affect mail-in ballot deadlines and potentially invalidate around 400,000 votes if the Court rules against current California procedures.
How has the Supreme Court ruled on Biden-era appliance regulations?
The Court struck down a lower court decision that had upheld certain Biden administration appliance efficiency rules, marking a significant reversal on agency regulatory power.
What other immigration-related actions has the Court taken recently?
The Court limited immigration judges' free speech rights and gutted provisions of the First Step Act in separate rulings this term.
Are decisions on these cases still pending?
Multiple high-profile decisions on birthright citizenship, executive power, and agency authority remain pending before the Court.
The Supreme Court is hearing major cases this term: birthright citizenship, transgender athletes, mail-in ballot deadlines (California case could invalidate ~400k votes), executive power (White House ballroom battle over appropriations), agency authority (gas appliance rules, furnace efficiency, FCC forfeiture). The Court also gutted the First Step Act and limited immigration judges' free speech. Multiple decisions are pending.