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Trump keeps turning to the Supreme Court. Is it paying off?

Wednesday 14 October16:43 · 2h agoAI summary
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The Trump administration has filed 42 emergency appeals at the Supreme Court, more than in Donald Trump's entire first term. Legal reporters are assessing how often the court is siding with him and which justices matter most.

01Summary

  1. 01The Trump administration has filed 42 emergency appeals at the Supreme Court.
  2. 02That total is higher than the number filed during Donald Trump’s entire first term.
  3. 03The Hill says its legal affairs team is examining Trump’s scorecard at the court.
  4. 04The discussion focuses on which Supreme Court justices to watch.

02Why it matters

The Supreme Court can quickly shape how far presidential actions go while legal fights continue. A high volume of emergency appeals also shows how often the Trump administration is relying on the court to move policy forward.

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